Earlier this week Screen Australia announced the latest round of recipients for federal games funding, and three Game Plus projects were among the 26 selected: The RND Department’s TOYA, Steep Summit’s Grove Keeper and Vincy Chan’s Tracking Numbers (Working Title). TOYA and Grove Keeper were part of Screen Australia’s Game Production Fund, which provides grants…

  The first EQUIP Canberra Games, a ‘one-day event for game makers to gain funding insights and shape Canberra’s digital games future’, was held at the National Film & Sound Archives last week on Wednesday, March 18. Featuring talks from a wide range of local and interstate guests, on topics like marketing and funding, attendees…

Canberra-based developers will now be apply to apply for funding from the ACT government, which for the first time ever has been reserved specifically for video game development. The funding, for both “early stage development work such as prototypes and vertical slices, and for full scale production”, provides up to $30,000 for the former, and…

In partnership with the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association (IGEA), the South Australian Film Corporation (SAFC) is taking six local studios to Gamescom 2025, where they’ll have their own desk and a chance to showcase their games to the world. Four of those six titles are being developed by Game Plus members: Anvilheart (Towerpoint Games),…