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Built in-house by Caleb Mantey of Relu Interactives, AKOFENA puts 19 legends of African history and folklore in one arena – free in your browser, and fresh off a win at MTN Ghana’s first DigiFest game contest.
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Ghanaian studio Leti Games has been named among 10 African game developers sharing Google Play’s first $1 million Indie Games Fund for the continent.
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Donut Sort Empire is a free one-tap sorting puzzle for iOS and Android from Tema studio Organized Khaos. Here’s how it plays and where to get it.
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Supercell is due to notify the winners of its first Developer Grants Program for African studios this month: equity-free grants of $20,000 to $200,000, with funding from December.
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Africacomicade’s Gamathon returns to Lagos from 26 to 31 October and Nairobi from 26 to 28 November 2026 for its seventh edition, themed ‘Back to our Roots’.
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Ghanaian game development studio Leti Arts has released a major update for the demo of Gomahsan, introducing revamped combat mechanics, improved visuals, a new mini-boss fight, and several gameplay enhancements. The update represents another step in the game’s development, with the studio focusing on making combat more responsive, improving the overall presentation, and delivering a better experience for players exploring …
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Ghana’s game development community has another opportunity to showcase its creativity as the MTN Game Developer Contest 2026 invites university students and independent developers to turn their ideas into original games. Ghana’s growing video game development scene is getting another opportunity to shine as the MTN Game Developer Contest 2026, part of DigiFest 2026, calls on aspiring and established developers …
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Leti Arts announces Game Developer webinar this Friday The momentum around Ghana’s growing game development scene continues following last week’s MTN Gaming Conference, with organisers now preparing to launch a new Game Dev Challenge this month. The challenge is open to university students, indie developers, solo creators, and development teams of up to three people, giving emerging developers another opportunity …
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Game Development going on, From Danfo to Lagos Life, Konk, Salifu and Master why are so many African games suddenly appearing, and what happens when everyone wants a piece of the pie? Something has changed. For roughly the past three months and arguably longer if you have been paying close attention there has been a noticeable increase in the number …
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Leti Arts and MTN have announced a new Game Challenge aimed at finding, training and supporting emerging game developers across Ghana. The initiative was announced during the MTN Gaming Conference 2026 in Accra, adding another developer-focused programme to the growing list of initiatives emerging from the conference. The Game Challenge is designed to give young game developers an opportunity to …
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