Just a few years ago, seeing video games created by Moroccan studios emerge on the scene was largely a matter of ambition. Today, that ambition is taking shape. Morocco Gaming Expo showcases this evolution by highlighting a new generation of Moroccan video game creations, including Dina l’Mdina, an original IP bringing together gaming, culture, and heritage.
Developed by Kiddo Education Studio, a Moroccan studio founded by Kawtar Jalili, Dina l’Mdina offers an interactive experience at the heart of the medina of Fès. The project invites visitors to rediscover the city through an adventure inspired by its heritage, stories, and cultural identity, transforming the discovery of a historic site into an immersive and participatory experience.
Through this creation, Kiddo Education Studio is exploring a new way of telling Moroccan heritage stories. Dina l’Mdina demonstrates the ability of local creators to draw on the Kingdom’s rich cultural heritage to develop original IPs and explore new forms of interactive storytelling.
Following its presentation at Morocco Gaming Expo 2026, Dina l’Mdina is now set to take another step forward by participating in Gamescom 2026. This international presence will give the project an opportunity to introduce an original Moroccan creation to a wider audience and highlight the diversity of projects emerging from Morocco’s gaming industry ecosystem. With Dina l’Mdina, Kiddo Education Studio is part of a growing movement led by a new generation of Moroccan creators: developing original IPs, telling stories rooted in national culture, and turning heritage into a source of inspiration for experiences capable of reaching the international stage.
