Indelible Games
LumumbaCongo, 1960. Sixty-seven days as Prime Minister.
Dear BrotherKongo, 1491. Ships with white sails come up the coast.
Soro SokeLekki Toll Gate, 20 October 2020.
Three ThumbsThree young people, three thumbs, one country.
LumumbaThey wanted their country back.
Dear BrotherIn the villages, people begin to disappear.
Soro SokeCarry water through the crowd. Raise your flag when they sing.
Three ThumbsMakoko, Lagos. A town built on the water.
Free browser games · Made in Nigeria, for Africa
Short pixel-art games about our history, our leaders and our everyday lives. Some of these stories have been told before; many never have. Play on your phone or laptop, no download.
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The Congo, from King Leopold’s rubber quotas to January 1961. Follow Patrice Lumumba from organiser to the first Prime Minister of a free Congo, and see what Belgium, its allies and his rivals did to stop him. Real photos, real history.
Kongo, 1491 to 1665. Rule as King Afonso, who welcomed the Portuguese and then begged them in letters to stop taking his people. Every choice costs something.
Lekki Toll Gate, 20 October 2020. Carry water through the crowd, raise your flag when they sing, and carry Tunde through the dark.
Zainab in Zamfara, Bayo in Makoko, Ada in Abuja. Each is told the others are the enemy, until they climb the same tower and find the voice behind it.
Every game here is free. If one moved you, buy me a drink and help fund the next story.
Indelible Games shares the stories and history of Africa as games you can play. Some are stories that have never been told. Some have been told, but deserve to be felt again. Some are about the great leaders in our history, whose names we should all know.
The aim is simple: to help us learn about ourselves, where we come from, what we have lived through and who we can be. Indelible means something that cannot be washed away. These are stories that should stay with us.