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Welcome to Show and Tell, a regular feature where we talk to local indie developers about what they’re working on and what they’ve recently released. Today we’re speaking to Tony Takoushi, founder of TAKS, and 30 year veteran of the Aussie games industry, about his upcoming projects.
Welcome to Show and Tell, a Kotaku regular where we speak to indie devs about what they’re working on. Today we have Ethan Watson from Agents of Chaos. You may know Ethan as the guy from Melbourne’s most recent Game Jam where he made a game covered in Matt Damon’s head (All Matt Damon Mode is an easter egg that can be access via a hidden button on the extreme top right of the screen in the original version of the game). He also implemented a Matt Damon chat feature into said game. Now he’s working on something new!
Welcome to Show and Tell, a Kotaku regular where we speak to indie developers about what they’re working on and what they’ve just released. Today we have Walk Through The Clock — a Melbourne studio that consists of two people who took an instant dislike to each other upon their first meeting.
Welcome to Show and Tell, a feature where we speak to indie developers about what they’re working on and what they’ve just finished. We normally reserve this space for local developers, but we had to make an exception for these Berlin-based indies, Spaces of Play.
Welcome to Show and Tell, a Kotaku regular where we talk to indie developers and students about the project they’re working on and what they’re about to release. Today we have Liam O’Sullivan from Walk Thru Walls Studio to talk about Metal Dead.
Welcome to Show And Tell, a regular feature where we speak to local developers about what they’re working on. Today we have Lewis Mitchell, a developer who worked at Blue Tongue before the studio’s closure. SmallGreenHill is one of many examples that a set-back in the games industry will not stop passionate devs from bouncing back and making games.
Welcome to Show and Tell, a regular feature where we talk to local indie developers about what they’re working on and what they’ve recently released. Today we have Kumobius in the hot seat — not only did these guys win the recent Melbourne Game Jam, they now have a game out on iOS: Bean’s Quest! Delicious!
Welcome to Show and Tell, a regular feature where we speak to local indie devs about the projects they’re working on. Today we have David Surman from Pachinko Pictures to talk to us about lollipops.
Welcome to Show and Tell, a regular feature where we speak to indie developers about what they’re working on, what they’ve finished, and what they’re releasing. Today we’re talking to Fraktalvoid, whose new game Speed Blazers is being released today on iOS!
Welcome to Show and Tell, a regular feature where we speak to indie developers about what they’re working on, what they’ve finished, and what they’re releasing. Today we talk to Ben Kosmina, the director of Green Stripe Snake. You may recognise Ben’s name from the work he’s done on Jolly Rover and the upcoming MacGuffin’s Curse, or from our story about Brawsome. So, let’s pass this over to him!
