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newest 3 Jun 2026

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Cover of GameUp Africa 5-Year Impact Report
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GameUp Africa 5-Year Impact Report

GameUp Africa’s five-year impact report documents the transformation of a 2021 bootcamp into the continent’s largest game developer training ecosystem.

  • Over five years, GameUp Africa has trained developers from 40+ countries, resulting in 161 published games and a mentor network featuring professionals from Xbox, EA, Disney Games, and IGDA.
  • The program is shifting from annual cohorts to an always-on, modular platform that integrates AI tools and offers nano-credentials through partnerships with Arizona State University and the Endless Games and Learning Lab.
  • Nigeria (36%) and Kenya (28%) are the primary talent hubs, with growing participation from Ivory Coast, Angola, and Rwanda.
Maliyo GamesJun 2026
Article

“If we can survive that, we can survive anything“

Veteran game developer Don Daglow offers a perspective of resilience for the modern video game industry, which is currently navigating a period of significant instability marked by widespread layoffs and studio closures.

  • The Delaware Court of Chancery ordered Krafton to reinstate Unknown Worlds CEO Ted Gill, ruling that the parent company breached its contract to avoid paying up to $250 million in performance-based incentives.
  • The court found that interim management at Unknown Worlds negatively impacted studio operations, necessitating the return of original leadership to stabilize the studio and ensure the release of the Subnautica sequel.
  • The head of Disney Games Group has filed a $40 million discrimination lawsuit, highlighting ongoing industry-wide scrutiny regarding corporate governance and labor practices.
Game FileMar 2026