SPECIAL EVENT
Save The Dugong
Dugongs are in trouble. Grow seagrass, craft medicine and send rescue bots to bring them back to safe waters.
These Southeast Asian games shine a light on their neighbours in nature.
Home is where we find our grounding and feel most ourselves, but it is also about looking out for those we share our surroundings with. This year, we invited game developers from across Southeast Asia to spotlight the endangered wildlife native to their home countries. After all, who understands the true meaning of home better than the locals who live there?
Save the dugongs in Submarine Quest
The number of dugongs along the coasts of Thailand is dwindling, and you can help bring them back! Hop onto this Thailand–made sub, merge supplies and send help to the marine mammals in need.
Learn about protecting Southeast Asian species in That’s My Balloon
Test your reflexes by popping the right balloons and protecting wildlife in this arcade game. Score both fun and animal facts as you race to beat your previous best.
Protect the Asian unicorn in BagMaster Isekai
Saola, nicknamed the Asian unicorn, is on the conservation radar. Hop into the in-game wildlife sanctuary and bring along a Saola companion in this Vietnam–made roguelike battle RPG.
Save sarus cranes in My Little Village
Sarus cranes are an integral part of the local ecosystem, flying in and out every year, helping farmers with their crops along the way. How many cranes can you rescue and release back to the paddy fields in this Vietnam–made cosy village simulation?
Seek out tarsiers in Climb Knight
Tarsiers are tiny primates that can leap up to three metres between branches, right in the heart of the Filipino jungle. But what happens when deforestation and the illegal pet trade encroach on their home? Find them – and learn how you can help – in this Philippines-made 1-bit platformer.
Save more animals in these events from Southeast Asian developers: