Maliyo Games Receives Global Recognition from Apple and Google for African-Inspired Titles
Maliyo Games, a Nigerian game development studio, gained global recognition from Apple and Google for promoting African creativity in the gaming industry. Apple is set to feature Maliyo's titles like Safari City, Crazy Ludo, and Whot King, inspired by African traditions.
Google highlighted Maliyo in its global WeArePlay campaign. The studio's founder, Hugo Obi, emphasized the validation of their vision to showcase African creativity on a global stage.
Maliyo is also running GameUp Africa, a training program for aspiring developers across the continent. The program, now in its fifth year, aims to nurture young talent in programming, design, and audio engineering.
Additionally, Maliyo is gearing up to host its first gaming conference, MaliyoCON 2025, in Lagos in December.
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