Get to know Wendi, a writer and visual artist who got her first game development experience through Enter Africa: Gamify your City, a project by the Goethe Institut.
Get to know Wendi, a writer and visual artist who got her first game development experience through Enter Africa: Gamify your City, a project by the Goethe Institut.
Tabitha is a film maker and half of Team Eurydice that worked on Kawia’s Adventure for the Sony Talent League by THU. Get to know her here.
Meet Lydia, a self-confessed coffee addict and self-taught digital artist who adores 3D animation. Together with her friend Tabitha, Lydia developed a video game called Kawia’s Adventure for The Sony Talent League by THU. Get to know Lydia and her experience developing the time travelling game set in the mysterious past of the East African Savannah.
Meet Patience, a Ghanaian game designer and developer who works as a Level Designer at King. Patience is currently working on Crash Bandicoot: On The Run! and other enjoyable games for all audiences. Learn more about her, and what drives her passion for games.
Lombe is a lawyer, casual gamer, horror enthusiast, and now Youtuber from Zambia. Her first experience with game development happened during Global Game Jam 2016 in Lusaka where she made a horror visual novel in Twine with her brother. Get to know Lombe’s thoughts about getting more African women involved in game development.
Kike is a game writer currently working for Twin Drums on their afro-fantasy tabletop RPG and upcoming digital game, The Wagadu Chronicles. Get to know about her and how her Nigerian heritage has contributed to the game.
Introducing Joy Ajayi, a gameplay programmer from Lagos, Nigeria. Joy is not just dedicated to a career in the realm of game development, but she is also the first Women in Games WIGJ Ambassador from Nigeria and Africa. Joy is looking forward to growing the community of Women in Games in Nigeria and around Africa. Joy was one of the active women behind Africacomicade as well. Get to know Joy and her thoughts on what we can do to achieve more gender balance in the industry.
It’s time to meet another amazing African woman who has contributed to the world of games. We would like to introduce Neema Iyer, a civic technologist and visual artist based between Frankfurt and Kampala. Neema is known in the game space for her interactive fiction game, Choose Your Own Fake News. Neema is also part of the podcasting duo, Terms and Conditions, where she talks about emerging technology trends on the continent. Get to know Neema and her perspectives on games.
Kirsten Lee Naidoo is a South African game developer with an array of fun jam games under her belt and a passion for her local game development community. Get to know how her journey in game development began and what inspired her to get involved in projects such as A MAZE. Johannesburg and the Enter Africa initiative by the Goethe-Institut.
Adeline is a young game developer from Uganda who has worked on games with valuable user experiences. From working on a game that can be enjoyed by both sighted and visually impaired individuals to a recent game called Local Heroes that highlight the role of essential workers in Uganda during the current pandemic. Get to know Adeline and her contributions to the game development scene.
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