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The inclusion of #female perspectives in #gamedesign is not just a nod to #diversity for its own sake; it is an important step towards creating a more engaged, nuanced and representative gaming experience that resonates with a broader audience. In this article, Jay Shapiro 🌍 🎮 🚀 founder of Usiku Games shared more on why including women in gaming is good for business. Click the link to find out why: https://lnkd.in/eqsPxBFU
Attention women in gaming! Here is an opportunity to join Kenya's First Ever Women Game Jam at the Nairobi Game Development Center. Please take a look at the post for more details.
Calling all women game enthusiasts and developers. Join Kenya's First Ever Women Game Jam at the Nairobi Game Development Center. This is a unique opportunity to form all-girl teams, create games, and network with participants from over 20 countries. Date: Friday, August 9, 2024 - Sunday, August 11, 2024 Time: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM EAT Location: Nairobi Game Development Center, Pramukh Swami Ave, Nairobi (and online) Sign Up: https://bit.ly/wgj2024 Get ready to come together for a weekend of creativity, fun, and amazing game-making. Don't miss out on making history with us at this event. Sign up now and let the games begin! also, tell a friend!! #WomenInGaming #GameDev #WomenGameJam
Electric Blue- Gecko Dash just hit over 100,000 downloads 🎉 🎉 . Made with love in #Africa by Usiku Games (Nairobi, Kenya) and Kayfo Game Studio (Dakar, Senegal), all of the PAGG - Pan Africa Gaming Group.
Building the African Gaming industry for the next 1 Billion players - 25yr founder of: BLUE, Appmakr, DoGoodAsYouGo.org, Munibot.ai, Usiku Games, PAGG
Proof that good old fashioned organic #UA efforts still make a huge difference for #freetoplay mobile games. Last week Electric Blue was featured by Apple in 118 countries around the world. That fact alone was enough to push us over 100,000 downloads of the game! Hopefully, we've crossed the tipping point now, and we'll see if the momentum continues. Thank you again On the Edge for supporting #wildlife conservation through #gamification, and thank you Apple for helping PAGG - Pan Africa Gaming Group save this endangered species! Try the game today! iPhones - https://lnkd.in/ewGbcynM Android - https://lnkd.in/eii8S7dj Made with love in #Africa by: Usiku Games (Nairobi, Kenya) Kayfo Game Studio (Dakar, Senegal)
Women represent the majority of mobile casual game players globally. They should also represent at least 50% of developers creating in the game. This is especially true in #Africa, where we have a clean slate to shape the industry in an inclusive and equal manner. This is a big focus for PAGG - Pan Africa Gaming Group in all of our studios across the continent. AkiraChix have been a great partner making that happen in #Kenya.
The inclusion of #female perspectives in #gamedesign is not just a nod to #diversity for its own sake; it is an important step towards creating a more engaged, nuanced and representative gaming experience that resonates with a broader audience. In this article, Jay Shapiro 🌍 🎮 🚀 founder of Usiku Games shared more on why including women in gaming is good for business. Click the link to find out why: https://lnkd.in/eqsPxBFU
Samuel Kigo from Usiku Games will be part of a panel at this year's #enjovueLearning conference discussing the power of #gamification in learner-centred education. More info on the conference here- https://lnkd.in/ddxShu3P
Join us at this year's #enjovueLearning conference happening June 6th-7th, 2024 in Nairobi - Kenya, to discover the power of gamification in learner-centered education with Samuel Kigo from Usiku Games. Don't miss out—register now: https://lnkd.in/dHSau5iN
