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The Brawsome Journey: The Indie Devs Writing Their Way To Success

Kotaku AU

The recent closure of game studios around Australia has led to much uncertainty about the future of game development in the country, with fears that we might lose local talent to overseas studios. But if this year’s Freeplay Independent Games Festival was anything to go by, the future of Aussie game development looks promising, especially if Freeplay award-winners, Brawsome, stick around.


August 22, 2011
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Freeplay 2011: Every One’s A Winner, Especially These Guys

Kotaku AU

Freeplay 2011, a five day long festival celebrating the local Australian games industry was jam packed with people (over 1800) and featured workshops, debates, discussions panels and all manner of events centered around the theme ‘handmade’ . I wouldn’t know for sure, since I couldn’t make it, but it appears as though a great time was had by all. Freeplay also had a set of awards, aimed at representing the very best games development both locally and overseas.