What can video games contribute to the climate conversation?
Don't let a lack of programming know-how hold you back from developing videogames.
The changes include raising production funding to $300k per project, and waiving applications fees until July 2021.
Screenhub catches up with some of the leading lights of the local games industry, to hear about the lessons they learned in 2020 and their hopes for 2021.
As videogame technology becomes even more relevant to a wider range of industries, how do we ensure rural communities aren't being left behind?
‘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.’
The hashtag #IamPOCinPlay was created by POC in Play, a UK-based organisation that develops initiatives to promote and include People of Colour.
Lorien Gugich will bring six years of partnered Twitch streaming, experience in production and community management, and a passion for inclusivity to the studio she's founding.
At Games Connect Asia Pacific Conference, composer Meena Shamaly detailed his collaborative process of composing a score alongside First Nations musicians.
A sustainable Australian video game industry? Production rebates are a small, important step.
The SA Video Game Development Rebate, the first of its kind in Australia, is now available to SA devs. What can a rebate like this actually achieve?
In two and a half years, Iris and Paul Anstey went from never having made a game, to having their dreamlike first title in PAX’s competitive indie showcase. How did…
