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Why Making an Indie Game in Nigeria Is So Much Harder

Gaming in the 2020's has largely been defined by breakout indie hits with more and more standout releases dropping every month. With so much to play it can be daunting to find an entry point, and navigating indie development can be just as challenging. Ahead of the upcoming launch of Go North, a new cozy puzzle-based a...

Gaming in the 2020's has largely been defined by breakout indie hits with more and more standout releases dropping every month. With so much to play it can be daunting to find an entry point, and navigating indie development can be just as challenging. Ahead of the upcoming launch of Go North, a new cozy puzzle-based adventure game for PC and Xbox Series consoles, we sat down with solo game developer Tade Ajiboye to talk about taking a leap of faith in the indie space.

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