Troublemaker

In Troublemaker, you play as Budi, a new transfer student to a prestigious high school in Indonesia, where the dream of becoming “number one” comes not only from studying, but also from punching. To survive and stand out, Budi must participate in the annual “Raise Your Gang” martial arts tournament and defeat all opponents to take the top spot in the school food chain. But this is not simply a violent battle, but a journey of maturity, where each punch can lead to love or trouble.

Fists speak for themselves

Troublemaker’s gameplay is a mix of action, adventure and fighting, taking you into a series of smooth hand-to-hand combat with over 30 separate moves. Each punch is not only a demonstration of skill but also a personal mark on the schoolyard, where cheers from friends will push your adrenaline high. From the school hallways to the hidden corners of the cafeteria, every scene can be transformed into a heated arena where one small mistake can cost you everything – or win you everything.

Naughty, romantic and extremely teenage

Besides the eye-catching action scenes, Troublemaker also brings you the mundane yet emotional moments of school life. You will make friends, flirt, get into a few small troubles with teachers and even… fall in love. Not only fighting, you also have to balance between studying, maintaining your image with your mother, and avoiding expulsion – an indispensable part of the Southeast Asian school experience. Humor, mischief and a little rebellion make this game familiar to anyone who has ever been to school.

The Indonesian spirit burns in every match

Troublemaker does not hide its ambition to put Indonesian school culture on the world gaming map. From the way the characters talk and dress, to the design of the classrooms and the group system, everything has a strong local stamp. But it is this locality that creates a global highlight, making the game not just a normal action title but also a door opening to the world of youth with a strong Asian flavor.