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16 days since launch.

12,200+ visits. 16,400+ page views. Players in 87 countries.

KONK! started on Ghanaian tables, and Ghana is still the home crowd with 6,760 visits. The USA and Nigeria are next.

60% of you play on your phone. No install, no download. Just flick.

Thank you for every match. More pitches, more stories and more chaos are coming.

Play free at konk.world

#KONK #MadeInGhana #IndieGame #BrowserGame #GhanaGaming

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Vatar, the company behind Lagos Life, has raised a $500K angel round from Abdulhamid "AB" Hassan, co-founder and CEO of Mono, Nathan Nwachuku, co-founder and CEO of Terra Industries, and Olugbenga "GB" Agboola, co-founder and CEO of Flutterwave.

Lagos Life puts a living, playable Lagos in the browser. More than 4.5M people have played so far, and more than 1.5M play on an average day.

The funding goes into the platform and into bringing new cities online.

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Built from scratch. Powered by the culture. 🎮🔊

RISE OF ECHO drops on Android this November. 🔥

Play your way out. 💯

#RiseOfEcho #HipHopMeetsGaming #ComingSoon

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Before KONK!, there was Counters Ball.

My earliest saved playable prototype is recorded in the project history on 9 July 2026: bottle-cap teams, chalk lines, matchstick goals and flick physics.

These screenshots were captured today from that original version, not from the current game. Sharing a little of where the journey started.

The original source and commit record are available for inspection. Git timestamps are not independently verified creation dates.

#KONK #CountersBall #Ghana #GameDevelopment #IndieGame

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One cap. One shot. No second try.

THE LAST CAP is ten shots that look impossible until somebody makes them. Off the wall. Off the post. Through a gap that isn’t there.

Miss, and you start again. Make it, and you send the link to the friend who swears they’re better than you.

Play free at konk.world

Music by @nxwrth

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STREET STORIES: COMMUNITY 4, CHINESE COURT! 🇬🇭🔥

Tema, your playground just went digital! 🎮

Bottle caps flying. Goals dropping. Bragging rights on the line. 😂

Think you’ve still got that flick?

Time to prove it!

YƐ KONKI! 🔥

🎮 https://konk.world/play/

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Every court has a legend. Nobody at Chinese Court agrees on this one.

Kojo says it went in off the post. Esi says it went straight. Nana took the shot, and he’s not talking.

So you take it.

STREET STORIES is a comic you finish at the table: you pick whose version to believe, flick the real shot, and how it ends is how you played.

Also new: ON THE TABLE. One tap shows what’s playing, who made it, and where you are.

Play free at konk.world

Music: Tema by @aswxg_

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All of a sudden these developers are making Africans love mobile games all over again. It’s not the idea of the games itself that is intriguing, but rather, the fact that they used African settings, environment and culture made them really relatable.

@konk.world reminds Ghanaians of the old counter’s ball game we all played, Danfo Run makes the motor culture in Nigeria come to life and Lagos Life puts players in the same position of a young person moving through the hustle culture of Lagos.

These are not the only developers producing games with African intent, but currently they are the trending ones, and I believe with @warpedhq in the industry, we will see a number of them in the days ahead.

Indeed the future is bright for Tech in Africa, and the people behind the movement are the most precious.

Swipe!

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DAY 04 / 50 DAYS OF AFRICAN GAME DEV 🇸🇳
Senegal’s game development ecosystem goes beyond the studios making games.

There are game hubs, creative academies, universities and specialised programmes supporting the people building them.
And that tells us something important: game development is becoming part of formal education and creative infrastructure too.

What am I missing? What Senegalese studio, project, school or organisation should I look at next?

#AfricanGameDev

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“I’m hoping that over time, it becomes useful for much more than discovery.

Researchers can use it to understand the ecosystem.
Developers can use it to find people and organisations. Potential collaborators can use it to discover each other. Investors and organisations can use it to understand where activity is happening.
Media can use it to find stories and people worth talking about.

Basically, I’m trying to make the ecosystem easier to see, understand and connect.

The Atlas is already live, and I’ve documented dozens of organisations and creators so far. I’m continuing to expand the database and build out the product itself.”

Swipe to see what @ob.fiifi_ and his team at @warpedhq are building🛠️

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