Appxplore Sdn Bhd

Appxplore is a mobile game development studio based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with a studio in Jakarta, Indonesia. Established in 2011, it was acquired by venture accelerator Fatfish Internet Group in 2014 and is now a subsidiary of iCandy Interactive Ltd. Its LinkedIn page lists a small team of about 9 people.

The studio started as a five-person team; its debut title Lightopus became the first Malaysian game listed on the App Store, and later releases achieved seven-figure downloads. Its published mobile games include Snaky Cat, Claw Stars, Masketeers (which passed 500,000 sign-ups in Malaysia), Thor: Light A Way, Alien Path, Crab War, Caveboy GO, Carneyvale: Showtime, Mobfish Hunter, Alien Hive, Caveboy Escape, Sporos and Lightopus, plus a crypto game, CryptantCrab.

Beyond its own titles, Appxplore offers publishing services to other game developers, describing itself as a world-class studio with significant market reach. The details above come from the company’s own website and LinkedIn page and are not independently checked.

FAQs

Where is Appxplore based?

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, with a second studio in Jakarta, Indonesia.

What does Appxplore do?

It develops and publishes mobile games, and offers game publishing services to other studios.

When was Appxplore founded?

2011. It was acquired by Fatfish Internet Group in 2014 and is now part of iCandy Interactive Ltd.

What games has Appxplore made?

Masketeers, Snaky Cat, Claw Stars, Crab War, Alien Path, Alien Hive, Sporos, Mobfish Hunter, Carneyvale: Showtime and Lightopus, among others. Lightopus was the first Malaysian game on the App Store.

Does Appxplore publish games for other developers?

Yes – it runs a publishing program for external game developers alongside its own titles.