In April, “House of the Dragon” star Abubakar Salim released “Tales of Kenzera: Zau.” He already has an idea for an Afro-cyberpunk follow-up, he just has to overcome funding obstacles and YouTube trolls to make it.
Abubakar Salim possesses the kind of optimism actors require. After years of failed auditions and lost parts, he’s as familiar with rejection as he is success. That persistence has paid off in roles on shows like Raised by Wolves and House of the Dragon. This year, he added another success to his record with the release of Tales of Kenzera: Zau, an eye-catching Metroidvania game that honors his late father and celebrates Bantu culture.
Firaxis, for example, worked with Shawnee tribes on its upcoming strategy game Sid Meier’s Civilization VII to make sure they were properly representing the culture. Surgent is no different. Salim sought help from many people when working on his first game. Content creators have honed in on its involvement with consultancy Sweet Baby Inc., which has been the target of an ongoing harassment campaign for advising studios on the representations of minority groups in their games.
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