Today, however, developers across the continent are shipping products, forming studios and generating revenue, a shift the sector has long awaited. Delivering the keynote address on the opening of Lagos Games Week 2026, Maliyo Games CEO and founder Hugo Obi argued the industry has entered a new chapter defined by output rather than promise.
Today, however, developers across the continent are shipping products, forming studios and generating revenue, a shift the sector has long awaited.
Delivering the keynote address on the opening of Lagos Games Week 2026, Maliyo Games CEO and founder Hugo Obi argued the industry has entered a new chapter defined by output rather than promise.
For years, the African games industry has been defined by its potential.
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Today, however, developers across the continent are shipping products, forming studios and generating revenue, a shift the sector has long awaited. Delivering the keynote address on the opening of Lagos Games Week 2026, Maliyo Games CEO and founder Hugo Obi argued the industry has entered a new chapter defined by output rather than promise. For years, the African games industry has been defined by its potential.
For years, the African games industry has been defined by its potential.
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