5 Pinoy-Made Mobile Games That’ll Make You Feel The Pinoy Pride

Mar 29, 2023 0 comments


The Filipino-designed mobile games scene is a thriving community of mobile game developers and players. The popularity of these games can be attributed to a number of factors, including the appeal of the casual gaming experience in general. Many Filipinos enjoy playing games on their phones because it allows them to relax after work or school, even if only for a few minutes at a time. Aside from that, the growing popularity of mobile devices in general (and smartphones in particular).

If you're seeking the finest mobile games in the Philippines as a gamer, here are 5 lists of  notable locally-developed apps in the country.  As they pave the way for the new generation of gaming, they’re also looking back at their roots by placing Filipino culture and tradition in the spotlight.

Manananggal - 2 PLAYER

Join in the fun with your loved ones and test your skills in being a MANANANGGAL, the iconic creature from Filipino mythology. This exciting game, developed by local game developer Tatay Games, is a great way to bond with your mother, father, grandfather, grandmother, friend, sibling, or namesake.

Tatay Games has created an incredibly interactive game with a wide range of game sequences that will keep you entertained for hours on end. What's more, this amazing app is available for free! So, download it now and experience the thrill of being a MANANANGGAL with your friends and family.

Potion Punch 2 

Monstronauts, a game development studio based in Quezon City, has hit the big leagues with their latest mobile game, “Potion Punch 2.” In 2020, the game was showcased as the “Game of the Day” on Apple App Store, bringing the studio and their fantastical cooking adventure game into the spotlight.

With “Potion Punch 2,” players will be transported into a magical realm where they will help Lyra, a young alchemist, on a quest to cure her mentor Noam's strange gnomified condition. This enchanting game promises to captivate players with its immersive storyline, dynamic characters, and engaging gameplay.

Make Tusok the Fishball

Ready to take on the ultimate Pinoy street food adventure? Look no further than Tusok the Fishball, the latest game available for both Android and iOS devices! Your mission is simple: collect all your favorite Pinoy street foods like fishballs, kwek-kwek, and hotdogs, all conveniently skewered on sticks. This game is perfect for anyone looking to channel their inner kolehiyala and experience the pinakaconyo game sa balat ng earth!

Tusok the Fishball celebrates the diversity of Filipino culture and language, showcasing one of the many variations of our language - Taglish. Get ready to laugh and be entertained as you encounter silly Pinoy slang and expressions while playing the game. And when you pass a level, instead of a boring "Congratulations," you'll hear a resounding "Pak! Ganern!" But don't worry, even when you lose, you'll still be entertained with a playful "Hay, naku!"

Taste of Home

Online cooking games are incredibly addictive due to their fast-paced, high-intensity gameplay that keeps players glued to their seats. Now, the craze is about to reach new heights with the introduction of an exciting new game. Developed by 21-year-old game artist Ichicko, 'Taste of Home' is a cooking game with a Filipino twist. The game follows Marcela as she travels across the country to learn and perfect local dishes with the help of her mentors.

Mamayani

Filipino film history has shown a significant admiration for our revolutionary heroes. However, there has been a noticeable lack of representation of Filipinas' contribution to the fight for our freedom in both media and historical records. To address this issue, a new online RPG game called 'Mamayani' has been developed. Its purpose is to bring attention to the role of women in our history along with the male heroes we are familiar with. This classic RPG game has a player-controlled main character, stunning stage designs, and upbeat music, with several quests to complete. 

The game's unique twist is that it serves as a history lesson about the contributions of women during the American and Japanese occupations. Additionally, it features a choice-based narrative where players can choose to be an idealist who believes that the pen is mightier than the sword or a revolutionary who takes a more action-oriented approach.

Make the best use of your leisure time by endorsing Pinoy games created by our exceptionally skilled Filipino game developers . Bring your Filipino pride wherever you go with these entertaining and addicting apps that can be easily accessed on your smartphone!

Which other apps developed locally do you enjoy using? Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments section.



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