5 Malaysian Gaming Content Creators You Should Follow

It’s no secret that Malaysians are huge contributors to the gaming industry with games like Mobile Legends, League Of Legends, Call Of Duty Black Ops and the world-renowned FIFA series. As a homegrown Malaysian brand, we take pride in our country for the abundance of culture, heritage and diversity it has to offer. It is also notable that we are avid fans of console, computer and mobile games. If you’re on the lookout for some inspirational local gaming experts, look no further than our list of Malaysian gamers you absolutely have to follow for more gaming-related tips and professional hacks!

1. Shufaye Wong

Shufaye is a die hard fan of Dota 2. She streams frequently on GANK and Twitch to display her daily vlogs and game plays. Aside from being a Dota 2 enthusiast, Shufaye also guides her followers in their shopping endeavours for the best gaming deals and educates them to set up their very own mechanical keyboards in user tutorials. If you’re looking for an informative review and tutorial based gaming content creator, follow her on twitch for more gaming snippets and equipment recommendations.

2. Natasha Hashim

Best known for being a professional e-sports host and gaming enthusiast on the side. She is a force of nature in the first person shooting game, Valorant. It is a multiplayer party based first person shooting game that begins with 5 vs 5 players and requires excellent teamwork in order for players to eliminate the opposition party and win. In 1 of Natasha’s highlighted content, she was the last woman standing to play against 3 opponents and strategically won the battle despite being outnumbered from her nimble playing style and gaming experience. Follow her on twitch for more exciting gaming contents and learn from her expertise in Valorant today.

3. Hakiem

Hakiem is notorious for leading the Malaysian e-sports team, RSG Malaysia. He specializes in Call of Duty (COD) Mobile and has led his team to a winning streak in the 2018 and 2019 COD Mobile Asia championships. Aside from being a fulltime professional gamer who earns up to RM30,000 per tournament, he preaches having a backup plan to his followers, and stresses that though professional gaming is a profitable career path, it is just as important to prioritize tertiary education as a safety net in order to make a living themselves and manage their hobbies accordingly. Follow him on Instagram today for more “life in the Malaysian professional gaming scene” content.

4. Yingtze

Aside from being a fulltime cosplayer on Instagram, she frequently engages in live stream gameplays on her twitch account. It is filled with entertainment and wholesome content through her Genshin Impact gameplays with other local players. Through her interactive gaming live streams and Q&A sessions, she interacts with her fans and shares pro tips on how to upgrade your Genshin Impact experiences and in-game items. Her expressive reactions and sense of humor is bound to put a smile on your face, so be sure to follow her twitch channel for more RPG and horror-based gameplay today.

5. Syahmi Hafiy

Syahmi Hafiy goes by the pseudonym “Oohami” across all his social media handles and he is well known for his achievements in the e-sports arena for the iconic FIFA gaming series within Malaysia. He has also led his e-sports team to victory in the FIFA 18 World Cup Tournament (Malaysia) and frequently hosts FIFA merchandise and game giveaways alongside in-game walkthrough tutorials with his team members on his channel. Head on over to his YouTube channel to witness awesome FIFA contents from Syahmi and his e-sports team FUT FIFA 22.