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African videogames level up
New Nigerian companies are setting thumbs twitching across the continent with experiences that are uniquely African
In Nigeria, game publishers are turning life into art with African-inspired games that have set thumbs twitching across the continent. In a global videogame industry worth $66bn (£42bn) – more than Hollywood – the market has so far offered few Africa-centric plotlines.
"We wanted to use game as an engine to share African experiences between ourselves and with the rest of the world through African narratives, sounds and characters," said Hugo Obi, co-creator of Nigeria's Maliyo Games, one of the first videogame companies in west Africa.
Nigerian company Gamsole, which became the first in the region to clock up more than 1m app downloads last month, said most of its enthusiasts log in from Brazil, India and the US
Leapfrogging PCs and consoles, the industry has exploded on mobiles in the country with the world's fastest-growing mobile internet usage behind China and India.
The gaffe went viral on Twitter, prompting Kuluya designers to cobble together an eponymous game in which players navigate a bemused official through a minefield of questions. Within three days, it had 60,000 plays.
