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Congratulations! Samudra Receives Unity for Humanity Grant Award

Samudra, a game made in Indonesia that won the Unity For Humanity Grant. (Fantasy Arts)

Hitekno.com – One more games made in Indonesia who made achievements in the international arena. Namely Samudara, who successfully won awards Unity for Humanity Grant 2020.


Imaginary Arts in charge of the game Samudra this is also the first game developer from Indonesia to win an award from this famous game engine.


Unity for Humanity Grant itself is a program within Unity Social Impact that celebrates and empowers content creators who use realtime 3D to inspire change.


Given that Samudra itself tells the story of the environment, namely marine pollution carried out on humans has an impact on life down there.


As the winner of the Unity for Humanity Grant 2020, Khayalan Arts, as the developer of this Indonesian-made game, will be given funding and guidance as well as technical assistance from Unity.


Samudra, a game made in Indonesia that won the Unity For Humanity Grant. (Fantasy Arts)


Samudra itself is a game made in Indonesia that carries the 2D puzzle genre with the environmental theme. You will be offered children’s adventures across polluted oceans.


In this game, you will face various underwater creatures to reveal the truth about the actions of “surface dwellers” that caused the marine world to become polluted.


Even though it was designed without dialogue, Samudra is claimed to be able to provide a touching story. Supported by the design and atmosphere that Fantasy Arts built for them.


The game made in Indonesia itself is scheduled to launch in June 2021. You can already try out Samudra’s own demo on Steam, through the page that Khayalan Arts has opened.


Ocean’s Steam page is at THIS LINK.


You can also enter Samudra in your wishlist on Steam, while waiting for this Indonesian-made game to officially launch later. Or you can also channel donations to their ITCH.IO.



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