The made in Cameroon Kiro’o Games inks deal with Media+

Olivier Madiba, founder of Kiro’o Games, the first studio producing video games in Central Africa, and Georges Dooh-Collins, MD of the Media Plus group, specialised in advertising communication; recently signed a partnership to “create some added-value associated with the rise of the digital era and economy on the continent”, we learned through an official communiqué.

“Considering their activities, their experiences and their respective expertise, Media Plus and Kiro’o Games are (thus) undertaking to develop a new economic model for the financing and profitability of video games”, commented Olivier Madiba, CEO of Kiro’o Games.

Creator of “Aurion, the legacy of the Kori-Odan”, the very first video game made in Cameroon released on 14 April 2016, Kiro’o games is currently looking for partners to finance the production of 200,000 DVD copies of this video game. These DVDs will be distributed in African countries.