How it started It all began in Kigali (Rwanda) while Farida Bedwei listened to Eyram Tawia, CEO of Leti Arts during a session on the beauty of art and comics. Immediately, a bulb lit in her head, what if we had a superhero unlike any other, one who defied the norms and shattered stereotypes?

Fighting games have always been about fast-paced action, thrilling combos, and the satisfaction of a hard-fought victory. From the early days of "Street Fighter" and "Mortal Kombat" to modern classics like "Tekken" and "Super Smash Bros.", players are drawn to these games for their intense competition and adrenaline-pumping battles. However, there's often criticism

Kindly introduce yourself and what you do  Hello, I'm Yash Soad Saxena from India, currently serving as a game designer and game producer at Leti Arts Studios in Ghana. My journey into the world of video games began during high school when I pursued a diploma course in video game design. This passion led

Video games have become more than just a pastime; they're portals to alternate realities, challenges, and even self-discovery. For many, including Sharon Awunor, a fashion designer and illustrator, the pixelated adventures of Mario, the high-speed thrills of Sega, and the visceral combat of Mortal Kombat weren't just entertainment—they were catalysts that shaped her

As a catalyst for the video game ecosystem, SpielFabrique has launched BRIDGE. This project aims to bring African video game studios to collaborate with European studios to develop high-quality video game projects with cultural value. With its applications opened from 𝗔𝗽𝗿𝗶𝗹 𝟭𝘀𝘁 𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗶𝗹 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 𝟮𝗻𝗱, the project seeks for interested studios with a project

Koliko Training Program, a collaborative initiative between GOBELINS Paris, AnimaxFYB, and Creation Africa Ghana calls for individuals interested in learning 3D animation. Following a successful 2023 edition, the Koliko Training Program continues its mission to foster talent in the animation industry, aiming to explore both the technical and creative aspects of 3D animation. The four-week

At Deluxe Studios, they focus on crafting authentic African narratives into their games. “It's all about filling a gap in the industry where these stories are often underrepresented". Edu Shola, the founder, describes himself as a passionate, relentless, and driven creator whose love for games started young. He’s drawn to post-apocalyptic, open-world themes like

In the heart of Ghana, a young and determined animator finds herself captivated by the untold stories of her ancestors. Inspired by the resilience and strength of Ghanaian women throughout history, the young animator embarks on a quest to create an animated masterpiece that celebrates their indomitable spirit and contributions to society. Armed