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How a former pharmacist taught himself game development to build Formula Z
“One minute you’re a programmer, the next you’re a 3D artist, a sound designer, or a game tester”
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“We wanted to make West Africa a dominant force in global gaming"
We speak with Goondu Interactive about Beyond Service and its PlayStation partnership
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“The plan is to grow into a proper games studio"
Danfo Run is the first title from Eureka Studios as the developer believes "there's room for all of us"
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Logic Dev Studio on Otite Reborn, self-funding and building games from Port Harcourt
"One of the biggest opportunities is that the game development space here is still less saturated, so there is not as much competition."
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Ribat Studio on building Kasbah, self-funding and designing a distinctly Moroccan world
"After years of building other people's worlds, I wanted to build one that feels like home..."
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Rare Castle on becoming a PlayStation Partner, funding Project Escher and building “Healing Games”
“The indie market is brutal, and a lot of brilliant games die for one reason: their creators can't survive financially long enough to finish them.”
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Classy Games' Jamie McClenaghan on the making of Orbital
"I've always been fascinated by space, black holes, wormholes, supernovae, and the science behind them."
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Tade Ajiboye on the making of Go North
"I wanted to build a game my non-hardcore-gamer friends would play and be intrigued by the utter uniqueness of gaming."
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"Africa has the potential to become a major exporter of games, similar to France or Poland"
CodeBox Games founder Prosper Moses on self-funding Hell Bleeds and building African-inspired stories for global players
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“When we choose to tell our stories through interactive experiences, the response can be powerful"
Novatrax Studio founder Gideon Uwem on the vision behind X-Pool and designing games from an African perspective.
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Classy Games' Dana Taha on breaking into game development
"No two days feel the same, and there's always something new to learn."
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Sthenia Games founder Gerry Enoma on the making of Trivy
"Our focus was on creating an experience that was easy to start, easy to understand, and easy to return to.”