KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 15 (Bernama) -- Having worked on internationally recognised video game titles such as Final Fantasy XV and Street Fighter, Malaysian developers Wan Hazmer Wan Abdul Halim and Daim Dziauddin set out to build a studio that could bring Southeast Asian culture to players around the world.
Press Play On Southeast Asia: Metronomik's Global Gaming Quest
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Malaysian developers founded Metronomik to create music-based games showcasing Southeast Asian culture, with their debut title released in 2020.
- Wan Hazmer and Daim co-founded Metronomik in 2017 with a vision to promote Southeast Asian culture through games.
- Metronomik's first game, No Straight Roads, was released in August 2020 and features rhythm-based gameplay.
- The studio is developing a sequel, No Straight Roads 2, set for release this year.
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