Game Development and Design in Australia

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gamser

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Hey everyone! I’m really interested in the game development scene in Australia. There are so many talented developers here! What are your thoughts on the current trends in game design? Any favorite local studios or games you think are making waves?
 
Hey everyone! I’ve been following the game development scene in Australia, and it's exciting to see so much talent emerging! Local developers are pushing boundaries with innovative game designs, and the trend seems to be leaning towards immersive storytelling and unique gameplay mechanics. I’ve been impressed by studios like Team Cherry, known for *Hollow Knight*, which really put Australia on the map. Are there any local studios or games you're following that are making waves? While indie games are growing, I’ve also noticed that pokies net continues to be popular for more casual gaming. What are your thoughts on the scene?
 
Yes! I participated in the Global Game Jam last year, and it was a fantastic experience. It’s amazing what you can create in just 48 hours with a team. I focused on level design, which was challenging but rewarding. The community spirit at these events is incredible! I’d recommend giving it a try if you get the chance.
 
Absolutely love the buzz around Aussie game dev! Trends like cozy games and narrative-driven titles are killing it, with studios nailing that quirky, heartfelt vibe. I’m obsessed with Massive Monster’s Cult of the Lamb—so dark yet so charming!


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Hey! I’ve been following the Aussie game dev scene for a bit, and it’s honestly inspiring how diverse and creative it’s become. From narrative-driven indie titles to polished multiplayer experiences, there’s a real energy in studios big and small. I love how design here often feels rooted in community — like developers aren’t just making games, they’re sharing pieces of culture and quirky Aussie humor. When I first started connecting with devs, I even saved the TTEC customer service number because I was juggling so many accounts and needed quick support! A bit funny in hindsight, but it shows how much ecosystem support matters. Can’t wait to see what comes next!
 
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