Spotlights
The Making of Amer: Fighting
"Creating a fighting game was one of the main ideas we wanted to execute when we started the company."
Isa Muhammad
Isa has been in games media for nearly ten years. He interacts with developers and publishers in the MENA region from his remote lair, connecting the dots between games and the people who make them.
Reviews
Amer: Fighting Review: A visually striking beat ‘em up with a weak solo play
This one is best enjoyed with friends.
Spotlights
The making of Meadowfell
"All my games are about the joy of exploring natural worlds."
Spotlights
The making of Yefidelat Ashenafi
"This is just the beginning for us."
Spotlights
The making of Silly Suspects
"Our game has AI-driven generation which can create over three trillion distinctive characters."
Reviews
Rasta Santa Review: A fun game with tolerable flaws
“Werey Father Christmas"
Features
The games industry needs Africa's untold stories now more than ever - but it can't have them yet
In time, these stories will no longer stay untold.
Reviews
Vaudoo: Kill them all Review - A fun zombie shooter that could've been better
Lacks a bit of depth.
Reviews
Iwájú: Rising Chef Review - Vibrant dishes, dull characters
“Every meal you prepare is a work of art.”
Features
Can a single hit game transform the African games industry?
The idea of a one-hit wonder is tempting, but is it a solution?
My thoughts on Black Myth: Wukong
“His body was broken but his spirit endured"
Why don't games feel the same anymore? I have some thoughts
It’s a complex issue that’s been a source of debate among gamers and game developers alike.