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SAGE 2024: Why SA game developers continue to create games

Game development is hard – but its trials and tribulations often generate great rewards.

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Tomb Raider I-III Remastered development was led by fan modder

A Tomb Raider fan led development of the highly-praised remastered trilogy.

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Sega's Crazy Taxi reboot will be a "AAA" game

Sega appears to have big ambitions for its newly-announced Crazy Taxi reboot.

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SAGE 2024 showed off the full scope of South Australia's game studios

The South Australian Game Exhibition 2024 was filled with unique, diverse creative projects.

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Screen Australia announces funding support for Guck, Chaos Theory Games, and more

Screen Australia has announced the recipients of its Crew and Gamemaker Skills Program funding.

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South Australian Game Exhibition (SAGE) 2024 reveals games, panels, and exhibitor lineup

Here's all the games and exhibitors set to appear during SAGE 2024.

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SAG-AFTRA expands its indie game performer contract

Smaller video game studios will now have better access to unionised acting talent.

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The Day Before studio Fntastic allegedly forced developers to crunch

A new report has alleged unrealistic deadlines and poor working conditions impacted the release of The Day Before.

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Crabs and Nipples – The story of Jacob Janerka and The Dungeon Experience

The lead developer of The Dungeon Experience talks crustaceans, nips, and the inherent existential dread that comes with indie game…

Point Click Killer
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On Point Click Killer, and Game Making as Cultural Connection

Why do some developers spend so much energy making free jam games? We ask Point Click Killer developer Dace Kelly.

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