Canberra based indie games developers, Evil Aliens, have placed their very promising fast paced action adventure game, Orbiter, onto Kickstarter.
Orbiter made an appearance in the Unite 2012 keynote and is currently waiting for a chance to be chosen for distribution on Steam Greenlight (thumbs up the title here, folks).
It was launched on Kickstarter today and the developers at Evil Aliens are hoping to reach a goal of $60,000 in pledges from supporters. If you'd to pledge your support to…
Guy 'Yug' Blomberg (Mana Bar, PAX AUS) and Patrick 'Patch' Kolan (Insert Coin(s), IGN AU) have joined forces and formally announced today PUG Consultancy. With a combined 25 years experience in the games and entertainment industry, the two will be driving this unique new games and entertainment-oriented creative and media company specifically for the games market. The team is also joined by Kurtis Wakefield as Business Development Manager.
PUG Consultancy provides numerous services for local…
Venassio is an alien hunting game currently being developed by Blup Blup Game Studio. We have some awesome aliens created by our international team. Below if an illustration by Genkis, our Lead Artist.
There's enormous pressure for smartphone games developers to move their games towards the free-to-play model in the hopes of enticing a much, much greater audience into purchasing currency or items in-game. Temple Run and Jetpack Joyride are two leading examples of titles that have enjoyed incredible success when they flipped over towards the free-to-play model from initially charging a set price.
Inspired by Halfbrick Studios' Jetpack Joyride and driven by the unfortunately low number of sales…
An international project has launched to advise game developers on how to open up their audience to the up to 20% of gamers with disabilities.
It's an area that the Australasian games industry has a strong reputation for, including Film Victoria's world leading funding and education work and Team Bondi's reknowned accessibility features in LA Noire.
The website offers all developers guidelines on how to better serve the needs of gamers with a range of visual, hearing, speech, learning and motor…
The 2012 One More Thing iOS Developer Conference was held on the 25th and 26th of May this year, bringing the best iOS developers from all over the world to Melbourne for two days of talks, sessions, and workshops on iOS development and the business of the App Store.
For those who wished they were able to attend the conference but couldn't, you're in luck. All the speaker sessions are available now for purchase at an extremely affordable price of $49. You'll get to see successful independent…
