Local Games in Indonesia Gain Popularity as Developers Focus More on PC Games
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The local game industry in Indonesia is beginning to show interesting developments. According to data reported by ANTARA News, domestic developers are actually making more games for personal computers (PCs), at 33.8 percent. This figure is higher than that for mobile games, which stand at 25.7 percent.
This data is interesting because for a long time, many people in Indonesia have known mobile games as the most popular type of game. Mobile games are easy to play on smartphones and do not require special devices. However, the data shows that local developers have chosen to focus on the PC platform. This choice may be related to graphic quality, market opportunities, and the need to compete on a broader level.
This development also shows that local games have the potential to compete with products from abroad. As a large market with a high number of gamers, Indonesia is seen as having a great opportunity to become a game development hub in the Southeast Asian region. With the right support, local developers are expected to continue growing.
Overall, this data indicates a shift in direction within the national game industry. For players and industry participants, this development is a sign that Indonesian-made games are increasingly being taken into account. Going forward, the public can continue to follow the increasingly diverse development of local games.
Sources: ANTARA News
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