ACMI's most recent digital exhibition explores digital decay in a locally developed video game.
A live orchestra will score a playthrough of Untitled Goose Game at ACMI in July 2022.
Australia's museum of screen culture has launched its first video game, developed by award-winning local developers.
Big Ant Studios and Beam Software shared their perspective on the history of cricket games as part of the Born Digital Cultural Heritage Conference.
The Code Breakers: Women in Games exhibit celebrates the achievements of women working in Australia and around the world.
In a recent Play It Again talk, prominent historians discussed how video game preservation goes beyond simple emulation.
The pure elegance of a game’s design can be its most compelling feature.
On 3 October, ACMI will kick off Melbourne International Games Week with another annual showcase of free, locally made games and demos.
We talk to Melbourne game developer Daniel Ferguson about his cartoonish, kinetic games, winning the ACMI + RMIT prize, and what comes next.
After closing for a major make-over (and pandemic postponement) the Australian Centre for the Moving Image is re-opening with a fresh approach to its collection and exhibition spaces.
