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Games Industry Africa
The studio seeks a candidate at associate to intermediate level. The role blends gameplay and cinematic animation responsibilities.
Nyamakop, a game development studio, announces an opening for a 3D Character Animator to contribute to an upcoming, currently unannounced title. The role blends gameplay and cinematic animation responsibilities and targets candidates at an associate to intermediate level, while remaining receptive to more senior applicants. Applicants are expected to demonstrate a passion for 3D animation, meticulous attention to detail, and familiarity with video-game art pipelines. Proficiency in Unreal Engine 4 is considered advantageous, as is prior experience on commercial games. A strong portfolio showcasing stylized character work is mandatory.
The posting appears on the Games Industry Africa website, a platform that aggregates news, resources, and job listings for African game developers. The site’s navigation includes sections on business, news, profiles, resources, insights, events, and funding opportunities. The job listing links to a Notion page for full details and application instructions.
Nyamakop’s founders and sponsors are highlighted, featuring logos from partners such as HebConcepts, Advenimus, Bright Gambit, Appmagic, Raw Fury, and Newzoo. These affiliations suggest a collaborative ecosystem within the African gaming community.
The advertisement does not provide quantitative data or specific geographic scope beyond its presence on an Africa-focused portal, implying the studio seeks talent within or willing to relocate to the African region. The posting’s tone is professional and concise, emphasizing skill requirements over demographic details.
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Games Industry Africa · 2026