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Singapore celebrates 50th birthday with five F2P mobile games

Developers mark the country's anniversary

Singapore celebrates 50th birthday with five F2P mobile games

Singaporeans will soon be able to download a slew of new mobile games specially designed by local developers to commemorate the country’s 50th birthday – known as SG50.

From 1 July, five games will aim to teach players about the Republic’s “uniquely Singaporean” history.

The collection is as follows:

  • Building the Lion,
  • My Singapore City,
  • Rickshaw Rush,
  • Satay Club, and
  • KAN-CHEONG! Kopitiam Saga

Grand prize

The majority of the F2P games were picked from a competition launched in June 2014 that charged Singaporean developers with creating entertaining apps that reflected their country’s culture.

Singapore’s Media Development Authority provided the judging panel, which included Gumi Asia CEO David Ng, as well as representatives from the Games Solutions Centre and The Straits Times.

“I am glad that the games industry is supporting SG50 in its own way,” said Ng in a statement.

“Singaporeans will be able to enjoy and relate to these one-of-its-kind, fun and engaging games made by our local game talent. I encourage everyone to play and share them with their friends and family when the games are launched.”

You can see more details about the games here.


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