GIAA 2025 Most Impactful Mobile Game
Electric Blue: Gecko Dash
An award-winning educational game teaching environmental awareness through fun gameplay.
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Our Games
Original games and client collaborations that showcase creative capability and authentic African storytelling.
What We Do
We combine game design, AI engineering, and deep sector expertise to build solutions that drive measurable social impact.
Games for Learning
Educational games, training simulations, and vocational skills development.
e.g. Mama Atingi — GIZ
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Games for Behavior Change
Health education, financial resilience, civic engagement, and conservation.
e.g. Electric Blue — GIAA 2025 Winner
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AI for Impact
Platform modernization, intelligent automation, and AI-powered verification systems.
e.g. Harvard Better Evidence Platform
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Assessment & Measurement
Gamified psychometrics, RCT research, and impact evaluation.
e.g. Shamba Showdown — CGIAR / Gates
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Awards & Recognition
GIAA 2025
Most Impactful Mobile Game — Electric Blue: Gecko Dash
PAGG Co-Founder
Pan-Africa Games Group — uniting game developers across 50+ countries
Nairobi GDC
Operating East Africa's first dedicated game development centre
What Our Partners Say
Working with Usiku Games has continually reaffirmed their ability to deliver measurable value through creativity, data, and a strong sense of purpose. They combine technical expertise with commercial insight and cultural authenticity.
Gillian Ezra
Head of Sales & Business Development, MTN Group / Ayoba
What sets Usiku Games apart is their commitment to building sustainable, inclusive ecosystems rather than simply short-term projects. They consistently deliver solutions that combine creative innovation with business pragmatism.
Peter Zetterberg
Senior Director, Xbox Game Camp, Microsoft
It has been tremendous to see Jay mentoring the local leaders in Kenya. This collaboration is a promising step toward the broader enhancements we envision as we seek to grow and support our network of global clinicians.
Rebecca Weintraub, MD
Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School, Harvard Medical School
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