Made in Ghana

Games that carry a continent's stories.

Superheroes drawn from African mythology, adventures, spatial XR and open worlds rooted in Ghanaian folklore. This is the creativity coming out of the association's studios.

The creative current

Three ideas the industry keeps returning to.

African stories, told first-hand. From Leti Arts' legends to OGames' baobab tales, Ghanaian studios aren't localising other people's games, they're mining their own mythology, history and folklore for worlds no one else can build.

Games with a job to do. Serious and educational games like Code Quest, StoriWeave, SimuLab turn play into learning, and have drawn global grant funding to Accra.

Into the third dimension. XR is a genuine frontier here: Relu Interactives is building spatial-computing infrastructure for the whole continent, not just single titles.

When a Ghanaian child plays a hero who looks like them, in a world built from their own stories, that's the whole point.The case for made-in-Ghana games

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