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Shiok!: The game is full of little tidbits that only Singaporeans can really appreciate. Objective of the game: Work your way through the 3D board game, build HDBs, iconic buildings, restaurants, and even play mini-games based on old school classics like gasing, chapteh, and longkang fish! Eventually, bankrupt all other players, in the most un- kampong spirit possible. From angry admonishments of “EH WRONG LEH” when you get someone’s prata order wrong, to the sian voice asking “how to play?” in the tutorial section, this is one game to play with your friends and end up in fits of laughter. Shiok!: This is one game you have to play with your speakers on. You get to play with two other friends, and your main goal is, of course, to beat them. Objective of the game: In three mini-games inspired by kopitiam scenarios, players will have to complete a range of tasks, from remembering prata orders to avoiding the ‘summon auntie’ as a taxi driver. Game it reminds us of: Bishi-Bashi, arcade-style games

There are 50 in total to collect, and they even have their own Character Plaza to wander around in. Shiok!: Everytime you get 3 stars for a level, you get to collect adorable cartoon versions of prominent Singapore figures, from Zubir Said to Lee Kuan Yew himself. Objective of the game: Race against time to pick up and ferry waiting passengers to their desired locations as the old-school Rickshaw driver. Game it reminds us of: Pacman/Snake with a Habbo Hotel style And so we wanted a project which was also fun, accessible, and that everyone can enjoy,” said Mr Ng. “Games today are increasingly popular with the young and old, and also games are universal, because everybody today has a smartphone. Lastly, they all seem to resemble highly popular games. Secondly, they showcase, and even educate players, on Singapore’s history and culture. The five games have very different styles and characteristics, but they all share a few things in common: firstly, they all have great entertainment value. In a closed-door media session, select members of the media had a chance to see the gameplay first-hand, and even play the games months before their release.

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The fifth, Satay Club, was independently developed but was selected to join the series after the developer volunteered for the game to be part of the initiative.

Of the five games, four are being funded by the MDA. The five games were chosen out of 40 entries that emerged from a call for proposals in June 2014 by a panel of industry members: Mr David Ng, CEO of Gumi Asia, Straits Times editor Mr Oo Gin Lee, Albert Lim, Member of the Games Solutions Centre’s Management Committee, and Mr Joachim Ng, Director of Industry Operations at the Media Development Authority. This is part of an MDA-led initiative to celebrate Singapore’s golden jubilee. To celebrate Singapore’s 50th birthday, five mobile games that are specifically designed to be uniquely Singaporean will be released to the Google Play and iOS App Stores. This article originally appeared on Vulcan Post.

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