Supporting the game development community of Western Australia
The games industry in Perth continues to strengthen and grow, and new opportunities for collaboration, investment, and development are rising up. The fine folk at FTI’s Game and Interactive Program, known for such contributions to the games community as Playup Perth and Level One, are keen to keep the ball rolling on this. Following on…
The Perth Games Festival is fast approaching, but still we have more exciting news about what you can expect from this day of celebrating the games and game-makers of our fair city. Following the fun times spent playing Perth-made games, checking out game-centric talks, and chatting with game developers, we would…
If you work or teach in the Games and Interactive Industry (or are studying your way towards doing so) then the Film and Television Institute wants to hear from you. FTI have launched a series of surveys to help build a clearer picture of the local industry, from which they can…
The Film and Television Institute of Western Australia, the organisation behind the WA Screen Awards, have recently appointed Dr. Kate Raynes-Goldie to the role of Director of Interactive Programs. This position is the first of its kind for a non-government, Australian screen resource association, and with Kate at the helm…
We’re pleased to announce that the Film & Television Institute (WA) have come on board as sponsors for the 2013 WA Games Showcase. FTI have been a great voice in helping promote interactive and game productions throughout the year, including the addition of a Games category to the WA Screen…
The Film & Television Institute of WA is looking to hire an Interactive Production Officer, to provide support to screen practitioners working in games, interactive digital storytelling and non-traditional forms of screen storytelling. Applications for the position close on September 2nd. More details and the job listing can be found…
The PC-based rhythm game osu! has become one of the most well-known games in the genre in recent years, with an active user base of 1.2 million players and creators as of 2019. But did you know that it all started here in Perth? Join us at this month’s Let’s Talk Games for…
November is packed full of events showcasing West Australian games, and bringing people together in Perth to appreciate them. So local community champion Sof, pictured above, has prepared for you a guide to what is lovingly being referred to as #PIGW – a cheeky reference to a certain popular games…
Signup to the 2018 Global Game Jam site in Northbridge, to join us for a full weekend of making games! No experience necessary, and you can work with folks you know or team up with new friends. Brought to you by Let’s Make Games and SAE Institute Perth! What kind…
Plan your dinner while playing cards with friends, in Draft Banquet, the latest from Dark Mirror Games now on Kickstarter. A popular meal at the recent Perth Games Festival, this game ends with an ingredients list that’s partially planned, a little bit arbitrary, and will result in some creative cooking!…
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