Lagos Games Festival

16/04/2022

We host Lagos Games Festival Easter Saturdays, that should have been today.

Quite sad we are not hosting it this year but we miss the experience we share with our fans and audience with the biggest game gathering in Nigeria.

01/01/2022

Happy new year everyone and wishing us all greater success in 2022 and beyond.

To our game fans and partners, big big big win 🎊🎊🎊

30/07/2021

Aside gaming, lots of people had fun at our ⁣
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It feels great we are bringing someone new, existing, entertaining and business opportunity to the Nigerian gaming industry.⁣
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24/02/2021

Putting together Lagos Games Festival was a lot of work behind the scene.⁣
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We appreciate everyone that gave us extra hand to support our vision in creating one of the biggest game gathering in Nigeria.⁣
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Hosting it this year still looks quite doubtful but we will make proper announcement soon.⁣
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13/01/2021

We have been passionate about gaming right from our foundation by hosting .⁣
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it’s only natural for us to bring you a digital experience gaming platform where you can play unlimited causal games for free online.⁣⁣
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#2048

01/01/2021

Happy new year to all our game fans and lovers of Lagos Games Festival.⁣
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May we experience fulfillment in everything we do this year and beyond 🙏🏿⁣
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15/11/2020

Village War: The Calamity is a card drafting game based on Igbo history and mythology. Published by Nibcard - KayCee Games, Village War: The Calamity can be played by 4-5 players and is suitable for players ages 13 and above.

While setting up the game, each player takes their own village - including 10 different warriors, 11 randomly-selected resources, 3 artefacts and their wall). The aim is to battle other players for resources and tributes. The winner is the player with the highest sum of tributes collected and warrior power rank.

Our Weekend Playlist series is part of ‘Nigeria’s Gaming Industry: Opportunities, Challenges and Practices’, an Enter Africa Lagos project supported by Goethe-Institut Lagos.

14/11/2020

In 2019 and the Nigeria Scrabble national team won the World English Scrabble Players Association Championship [WESPAC] title for a third time. Since the inception of WESPAC in 1991, no other African nation has won the championship—until Nigeria did in 2015, and then again in 2017.

Nigeria and Nigerian scrabble players have enjoyed a meteoric rise to the top of the world in recent years.

07/11/2020

Aboki Run is a single-player, 3D endless runner game designed and developed by Maliyo Games.⁣
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In Aboki Run, the player helps three young friends, Danjuma, Gbenga and Chinedu, discover more about their ancestral home while navigating multiple scenes including a cave, a forest, a town & a special Christmas scene, gathering as many coins as possible and avoiding obstacles on the way.⁣
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Download Aboki Run at https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Maliyo.abokirun&hl=en&gl=US⁣
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02/11/2020

Our ladies that made the impossible possible by spreading our message and vision to bring in audience to our Lagos Games Festival.⁣
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16/10/2020

Genii Games App is a language learning app for ages 6 and up. It offers lessons in languages such as Yoruba, Igbo, Kiswahili, Twi, Ewe, Wolof and more in one application.

Each language module has 14 different topics - and over a dozen lessons and games for each language - including basic questions, introductions, emergencies, shopping, directions, everyday phrases and moods.

The lessons and games are available in English and French subtitles. They are prepared and voiced by native speakers and writers across Africa and delivered in colourful graphics.

Download the Genii Games App at https://geniigames.app/

The Weekend Playlist series is part of ‘Nigeria’s Gaming Industry: Opportunities, Challenges and Practices’, an Enter Africa Lagos project supported by Goethe-Institut Lagos.