KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA

Small city.
Big heart.

Take the slow way through KL.
A kopi to deliver. A neighbour to meet.
A little history around every corner.

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SIX NEIGHBOURHOODS · ONE LITTLE WORLD

Kuala Lumpur

Explore the game’s six neighbourhoods. Pick a place to jump to its entrance. Planning a day out? Find the real locations on the visitor map.

City centre

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You’re in Bukit Bintang.

Worth a wander

Numbers match the map.

    The kopi run · delivery route
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      SELAMAT DATANG

      A slower kind of game.

      Meet Kak Siti at the gold marker to begin your three-stop delivery round. There’s no timer. Explore 26 attractions across all six sides of the globe. The game map lets you visit each neighbourhood. Open the menu and choose KL visitor map for a real street map with landmark pins and Google Maps directions. Hover over a landmark for its stamp, or click/tap it to open a postcard. Approach a landmark for its history; open the book to revisit stories and try the optional memory questions.

      WASD / arrows
      Walk
      Shift
      Jog
      E / Space
      Talk to a neighbour
      V / globe button
      City overview / follow camera
      M / minimap
      Open the six neighbourhood maps
      H / book button
      Read nearby history / open your notebook
      R
      Return to the mamak
      Touch
      Drag the bottom-left joystick
      Your little city

      The neighbourhood is loading.

      Trees sway, neighbours wander and traffic keeps left. The city pauses while a map or conversation is open.

      City activity & performance

      A stylized KL, with a little creative geography. Original Blender models. A local, single-player prototype.

      THE KL HISTORY NOTEBOOK

      KL, page by page.

      Get to know KL, then go see it. Explore photos, uncover the history and plan a visit to every landmark.

      0 / 26 stories opened

        This globe uses playful geography and simplified buildings. The stories describe the real places, with sources linked on every page.