GIA had a chat with Malawian developer Roosevelt Mwandira following the release of his latest project – Terror: Evocation II
The idea of the innovation is to gather species identification data from human players to train their AI models to analyse images captured by their under-sea autonomous rovers.
Let’s explore five African studios that are using the Mancala board game to promote African culture via video games.
University of Wits, Dr Tegan Bristow receives the profile treatment as GIA charts her journey from artist to tech advocate.
“Who are we, without a beginning?” Those were the words uttered by Lual Mayen five months ago when he announced his foundation had just concluded its very first Gala.
On the 13th of May 2022 Rwanda Game Developers Association hosted Peter Zetterberg from Microsoft (Xbox) and Jonas Martensson from Mojang Studios.
Creative Hub is a co-working space that offers a modern, state of the art working environment. It was inaugurated on the 26th of May 2021. A year later as the space marks a year of successful operations Dagmawi Bedilu is scheduled to take participants through design thinking training for four full days from the 23rd to the 26th of May 2022
Video games offer so much more than just simple entertainment, they provide an outlet for those who are unable to engage in physical activities due to their disability. That’s why accessibility in video games for those with disabilities is essential.
SpielFabrique is pleased to organize the first Europe-Africa Game Developer Matchmaking Days on 23 and 24 May 2022.
Ugandan studio, Kola Studio is celebrating a one millionth download for their mobile game Matatu
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