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Games Industry Africa
The studio develops mobile games aimed at Africa’s expanding gaming audience. It seeks a dedicated 2D artist for its African-centric pipeline.
Maliyo Games, a Nigerian studio with an extensive portfolio of over 40 mobile titles, seeks a dedicated 2D artist to contribute to its African-centric game development pipeline. The role emphasizes collaboration with developers and UI designers, focusing on the creation of high-quality visual assets—including environments, characters, and props—for mobile experiences aimed at Africa’s expanding gaming audience. The position calls for a highly motivated, passionate artist capable of translating vibrant African culture into compelling game visuals. Applications were accepted until 5 January 2023, with a submission link provided.
The opportunity is highlighted on Games Industry Africa’s platform, which serves as a news and resource hub for African game creators. The posting is supported by several sponsors, including HebConcepts, Advenimus, Bright Gambit, Appmagic, Raw Fury, and Newzoo, indicating a network of industry partners invested in nurturing local talent. The studio’s mission to infuse African culture into its games aligns with broader regional efforts to elevate indigenous narratives in the mobile gaming sector.
While the announcement does not detail specific qualifications or compensation, it underscores a commitment to cultural authenticity and high production standards. The job listing reflects the growing demand for skilled artists within Africa’s mobile game market, where local studios increasingly aim to produce globally competitive titles rooted in regional storytelling.
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Games Industry Africa · 2026