Say hallo and welcome to our juries.

With less than a month to go before the International Mobile Gaming Awards South East Asia kicks off, we would like to introduce you to your jurors.For this years edition, we have gathered a group of enthusiastic, knowledgeable but most important game loving individuals. They will spend 2 whole days, 48 hours, locked up in a room doing absolutely nothing but playing and judging over 100 games.  

Ronnie Tan

Ronnie is the Managing Director of Gumi Asia which he has co-founded. With over 10 years of experience in the gaming industry, we are very happy to have him as a jury.

Tony Zander

Tony is SVP of Product & Development at Vectr Ventures and focuses on product and entertainment related investments such as gaming,  AR/VR, Toys2Life and digital devices.

Gwen Guo

Gwen  is a co-founder of Imba interactive, a small Singapore-based studio that provides end-to-end audio solutions for video games. 

Chris Natsuume 

Chris has been developing games as a designer, director, and producer for well over 2 decades, with over 50 published titles on PC, console, and mobile.  Welcome Chris and we hope you’re just as excited as we are.

Luna Javier

Luna is the Creative Director and Co-Founder of Altitude Games, the Manila-based studio behind the free-to-play mobile games Dream Defense, Kung Fu Clicker, and Run Run Super V. We’re very excited to hear Luna’s opinion on this year’s nominees.

Paul Gadi

Paul is CTO and Co-Founder at Alto.io. He has more than 15 years experience in game development, has been a recipient of the IMGA Award for Best Use of Connectivity in the past. It’s always good to see a participant give back as a jury.

Joony Koo

Joony runs business development at bigpot games which is a mobile arm of blueside, a global console and pc online games company based in Korea. This will be Joony’s second time as a judge and we’re glad he’s back.

Gabby Dizon

Gabby is the CEO and co-founder of Altitude Games, a Manila-based studio creating original, free-to-play mobile games. He helped pioneer the Philippine game industry as part of the team that released the first Filipino-made game in 2003.

Our special thanks to alti.o who makes all of this possible!