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AppSir is a video game developer and publisher based in Makati, Philippines, known for retro horror games.

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AppSir is a video game developer and publisher based in Makati, Philippines. They make retro horror games with intertwined stories. Their first significant release was DERE EVIL EXE, which achieved a feature on the App Store's Game of the Day, an Indie Corner feature, a Webby Award honor, finalist spots in both the IMGA and the Mobile Games Awards, and millions of downloads. They have also released games for the NES and ZX Spectrum, and their biggest game to date is DERE Vengeance.

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AppSir is a video game developer and publisher based in Makati, Philippines. They make retro horror games with intertwined stories. One of their first significant releases was DERE EVIL EXE, which achieved a feature on the App Store's Game of the Day, an Indie Corner feature, a Webby Award honor, finalist spots in both the IMGA and the Mobile Games Awards, millions of downloads, and more. They have also launched games for the NES and ZX Spectrum. Their biggest game to date is DERE Vengeance, an epic story that was announced as far back as 2018. For over five years, they've been steadily building up more anticipation for it, using storyline teases in their other games and post-credit announcements. Drawing inspiration from the approach of movie franchises like the Marvel Cinematic Universe, all of their games can be enjoyed as standalone experiences, yet the narratives interconnect and interweave with one another. They've consistently prioritized quality for each of their games, with their titles maintaining an overwhelmingly positive rating of 4.6 to 4.8 stars out of 5 on the App Store and Google Play.

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