Jini Maxwell

Jini Maxwell is a curator at ACMI, and an award-winning videogame journalist. They curated ‘Honk: Untitled Goose Exhibition,’ co-curate Gay24, a monthly film night showcasing rare, radical and archival queer films. Jini is currently co-curating a major videogame exhibition at ACMI.

Jini Maxwell's Latest Articles

Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between screencap featuring a character reading a book on a train

Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between is as meditative as a long drive

Fellow Traveller will publish Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between in 2022. It's an expanded, philosophical reimagining of Silverstring's 2014 cult hit.

GDAA and IGEA merge to support Australian game development

Two of Australian games' peak advocacy bodies will merge in a cross-state partnership.

GCAP is returning in 2021

Games Connect Asia Pacific (GCAP) returning in 2021, dates announced

After 2020's conference offered 'pathways to connect' online, GCAP and the AGDAs are back in person, with dates announced for 2021.

GCAP chooses a new path forward

GCAP conference chooses a new theme and a new path forward

The annual games conference held during Melbourne International Games Week has changed its theme to reflect this year of pandemic.

Game devs post callout for rare and unique words

How would you describe home? A new AR project through RMIT is looking for rare and untranslateable words about place and belonging

Parliamentary Friends of Video Games

First Look at the Parliamentary Friends of Video Games

‘The one thing that you always have as a politician is a platform. I really want to put the enormous potential of the Australian videogame industry on that platform.’

FIlm Victoria funds games

Film Victoria funds eight new Australian games

Film Victoria's latest round of production funding will support games from Samurai Punk, Fae Daunt, Ian MacLarty, David Chen, and more.

Surf Club recieved funding from FIlm Victoria

Film Victoria announces extra production funding for games

The changes include raising production funding to $300k per project, and waiving applications fees until July 2021.

BAFTA Fellowship awarded to woman in games for the first time

Australian Siobhan Reddy, Creative Director at Media Molecule, is only the tenth game developer, and the first woman in games, to be awarded BAFTA's most prestigious individual honour. The ceremony will be livestreamed on 25 March.

Screenshot of cards

Australian-made Kardboard Kings signs with Akupara Games, drops a demo

Kardboard Kings, the debut game from Melbourne-Perth studio Henry's House, was announced as part of the Indie Houses Direct.

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