Our time in Africa is over, but our work will continue! The friendship with our Artists will continue as well… … merci beaucoup Jumeaux Ouattara, Ibrahim, Yakouba and everybody else who helped us during these months! AMBI DONI! (“See you … Continued
Together with our friends of Ouagalab, we organized a Bootcamp about Video Game development with Unity 3D. Moreover we did a short game jam where concepts of games with positive impact on the African society were proposed! Here you have … Continued
We are proud to announce the first VGWB teaching project, Play Lab: great games from great students! The idea behind Play Lab is very simple. Since we are operating in developing countries, why not taking the opportunity to collaborate with local … Continued
When I told my friends Seb and Ana that we were going to Burkina Faso, I was surprised to discover that they had been there! In 2008 they spent few weeks helping a French association in Ouagadougou, the capital city. During … Continued
We just crossed the equator of our time in Burkina Faso and reviewing what we achieved so far we are very happy 🙂 The first VGWB game is progressing well and we are building an large network of local contacts. Moreover, … Continued
May the 26th, 2015! This is the official date of birth of VGWB… … well, to be precise, it’s the date of birth of “Videojuegos Sin Fronteras”, the Association registered under the Ministry of Home Affairs of Spain. We would like VGWB … Continued
The kids of our district, the same ones that we see everyday playing in the streets, came to visit us this morning. They wanted to show us their Cup: they just won 2-1 the final of the school tournament (at which took part 12 teams). All kids … Continued
This week I spent a morning as “professor” at the Computation Center of the local IT university. I gave a speech about video games development and market opportunities to the students of the 5th year, that will finish the university in few months. It … Continued
The idea of creating an orphanage came to Barnabé almost 20 years ago. It took few years to become a reality, but since 2001 the association “L’Arbre d’en face” welcomes and takes care of abandoned children. It currently hosts 12 kids, between … Continued
Plastic bags had sadly become an usual element of African landscape. They are everywhere. They lay in the middle of the streets, they hung from tree branches, they float in the rivers, they fly around in the dusty wind, … Here there’s no … Continued