Stay updated with the most recent developments and exciting trends in the gaming industry, both from Africa and around the world. Explore the booming African gaming market projected to exceed $1 billion in revenue by 2024, and delve into the highlights from major industry events like Africa Games Week. Discover the latest game releases, industry collaborations, and market insights shaping the future of gaming.
The Sandton Convention Centre recently hosted Joburg Film Fest from the 3rd to 8th March 2026. For the first time, the Joburg Film Festival shook hands with the world of
At Disputed People Games, game development doesn’t begin with a line of code but with curiosity. As the studio cooks up its new indie title,
Teens in AI successfully hosted its annual International Women’s Day (IWD) Global Techathon at the Kliptown Youth Program in Soweto, bringing together 60 teenagers from
The wait is finally over! The much-anticipated drop of Relooted launched on 10 February 2026 on Steam, marking a major milestone for South African game development. Developed by Johannesburg- based studio Nyamakop,
We are proud to announce that Disputed People Games has been officially selected to take part in Xbox Game Camp Africa 2026, a major milestone for our studio
Are you a Metroidvania fan? We’re looking for you! Our studio is cooking up a new Metroidvania for PC (Steam), and we would love to
The African gaming scene is growing, and this December, all eyes are on Cape Town. From 1-4 December 2025, Africa Games Week returns to the
“If it’s nice, play it twice!” is the energy for Playtopia 2025, as Disputed People Games steps into the festival with full momentum by showcasing
When Disputed People Games first stepped into the Solarpunk Game Jam, hosted by Trevor Noah’s Day Zero Productions, the team wasn’t just aiming to make
The Joburg Games Fest (JGF), powered by Fak’ugesi, returned to the Tshimologong Precinct in Braamfontein on the 11th of October 2025, delivering a serious stat
The Fak’ugesi Festival turned up the energy this year with its Power Surge theme, bringing together African culture, creativity, and technology from the 7th to
South African game studio, Atrybute, announced its newest game, Axe Me Why. Revealed alongside a captivating World Overview Trailer, this post-apocalyptic horde fighter promises a
