What unique value does 4 Mates Games bring to the Moroccan and international gaming market?

Mr Anass Didi Alaoui : 4 Mates Games blends rapid prototyping with creative gameplay innovation tailored for hybrid-casual audiences. We're among the few Moroccan studios to partner with top global publishers like Voodoo, bridging local talent with international standards

Can you share a success story or highlight from one of your games that best represents your studio’s vision?

Mr Anass Didi Alaoui : Our game Balloon Match 3D made it to Soft Launch with Voodoo and reached global audiences, showcasing our ability to deliver polished, engaging gameplay experiences. It reflects our vision: small team, fast execution, high-impact games.

How do you see the Moroccan startup ecosystem supporting—or challenging—game development studios like yours?

Mr Anass Didi Alaoui : Support is growing but still limited. Access to funding, mentorship, and gaming-specific infrastructure remains a challenge. However, recent interest in creative industries shows promising momentum for future support.

What strategies have helped you attract top talent and build a strong team at 4 Mates Games?

Mr Anass Didi Alaoui : We focus on passion-driven creators and offer them real ownership in projects. Our team values autonomy, fast iteration, and direct exposure to publishing cycles—something many local talents rarely get.

Where do you see the biggest opportunities for growth in African gaming, and what advice would you give to aspiring game developers in Morocco?

Mr Anass Didi Alaoui : Africa is still untapped—mobile gaming has immense potential, especially with local themes and culturally relevant content. My advice: start small, iterate fast, and seek partnerships that can accelerate your learning and visibility.