News & Reviews:   Garena

Previously, we mentioned how PalWorld has become the new rave among the gaming community. Today, the game has recorded over 2 million players and ranks 10th for the most-played game in Steam’s history. So, what should you know about it?

2020 has been pretty crazy, but it has been great for gamers all around. Whether you're a new proud owner of the PlayStation 5 or a casual mobile gamer, we have read plenty of wholesome news about the gaming industry. So without further ado, here are 10 wholesome gaming news that happened this year.

Of all the mobile games, we never thought Free Fire would win the Mobile Game of the Year at the Esports Awards 2020. In case you didn't know, Free Fire is a mobile game developed by 111Studios, published by Garena and it has been around for three years.

If you remember the news back in April, it was announced that Garena will launch the Call of Duty Mobile for the Southeast Asia region and it's itching closer by the day. Today, the pre-registration page is now live and it's open to Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia (for now) with special rewards for the early birds.

I’m sure by now everyone knows the popular Massive Online Battle Arena (MOBA) called League of Legends. The game requires 5 players to go against another 5 players of different champions and destroy the opposing team’s base. The first one to do so, wins. After much pressure from China company, Tencent, we’re finally able to enjoy the game on mobile soon.

This just came in. Just over the weekend at the Garena World 2019, it has been announced that Garena will be officially launching the upcoming Call of Duty Mobile on the mobile platform. The anticipated FPS game will be launching in the Southeast Asia region including Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Taiwan and Thailand.

Utilizing Garena’s new Free Fire - Battlegrounds last man (or woman) standing battle royale game, ASUS Malaysia and their Republic of Gamers (RoG) held their 2nd King of Mobile gaming event for Malaysian gamers. Offering a prize pool including ASUS ZenFone Max Plus M1 smartphones and other ASUS or RoG accessories amounting to approximately RM10000, the event culminated at Mighty Monster in MyTown Kuala Lumpur.