SlipStream Studios from Brisbane comprise of five university students attending Queensland University of Technology (QUT), and their final project is a multiplayer Mario Kart-esque racing game called SlipStream...
SlipStream is a strategic racing game where cars leave elemental trails which can be driven on to gain speed boosts depending on the elements.
The team has informed us that the game is currently at an open beta stage of development, but they plan to continue as indie developers…
It's always great to hear of new local indie developers accomplishing their first title, so it's an absolute pleasure letting you all know that Brisbane indie dev, Screwtape Studios, have completed their first title are have simultaneously released it onto the App Store and Android marketplace. The game is a puzzle game call Conduction, and you can check out the trailer just below. So what's Conduction all about? From the promo...
Conduction is the ADDICTIVE puzzle game that's easy to pick up…
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ZBrush is a robust tool that allows people to create digital paintings and incredibly detailed 3d characters/creatures. The models and textures created within ZBrush can be exported to a variety of applications for use in the film industry, game industry or 3d visualisation industry.
This short course is aimed at getting artists, 3d artists and…
All you indie developers are probably well aware of the kind of distractions and pitfalls you have when you're working for yourselves at home, but it's well worth noting that happens to pretty much everyone else in the same position and even the simplest tips from fellow indie developers who've been there is well worth considering.
Alistair Doulin from Brisbane's Bane Games wrote a blog entry on working at home a few months ago titled "Working from home as an indie" where he suggests organising…
For those of you who haven't been keeping up with IGDA Sydney, there's a whole bunch of activities that are happening in the next month, including the next IGDA Sydney meet up. The next Beer and Pixels meet up is happening on the 15th of June, and the details are below:
When: 15 June · 7pm til 10pm
Where: Thai Garden Restaurant - Downstairs @ The Bank Hotel, beside Newtown Station
Other events that are happening include:
- Are you going to dEfAmE's Flashback DemoParty?? It's coming this long…
DigiZen is in need of an experienced coder to develop advanced prototypes with Unity 3D using primarily C# in addition to JavaScript. The ideal candidate would have credited game programming experience, however, those with a strong programming background in a related industry and can demonstrate a keen interest in indie game development, are also welcome to get in touch.
Recent talented graduates are also welcome, however, you'll need to impress with the scope and/or range of your practical…
A group of former Team Bondi developers have created a website which aims to recognise all those who contributed to the seven years of development for L.A Noire. Over one hundred Team Bondi names are missing from the endgame and manual credits for the smash hit detective thriller game, while others have been merely given "Special Thanks', a lower level of recognition than what they should have received for their work. The ex-employees describe how important receiving proper accreditation means…
Brisbane Social Gaming Team with Veteran Talent, Becomes A RockYou® Studio
Brisbane based social games developer, 3 Blokes Studios, have been acquired by Californian based social gaming company, RockYou, and will be set to operate from now on as a RockYou studio. 3 Blokes Studios are known for their various social games including Virtual Villagers, Hospital Town, and Galactic Trader, as well as being fronted by some of Australia's most respected games developers, John Passfield (co-founder of…
20 recipients selected to receive funding from the NSW Digital Media Iniative have been announced. The initiative itself was announced in December, last year, with the NSW Government pledging $1.5 million every year for three years (a total of $4.5 million) to support commercial digital content projects with the aim of distribution via internet, wireless, mobile, or any other emerging platforms or devices.
The list of projects given the green light is a healthy mix of digital titles, ranging…
