November 2018

PAX Aus 2018: Ashen proves it deserves the hype

Ashen, from NZ based Aurora44, has made its second appearance at PAX Aus and once again Cameron can not get enough of this action RPG. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Spin Rhythm turns it up

Spin Rhythm is looking to be the coolest new rhythm game that'll get you addicted, featuring sick EDM tracks and a sweet turntable controller. Read on

Coming Out — November 5

This week in gaming, starting November 5, lock and load with your friends or drive them off the road, but just try to avoid the local cannibals. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Metro Exodus is stunning with NVIDIA’s new tech

Checking out the demo of Metro Exodus utilising all of the bells and whistles of NVIDIAs new technology and walking away incredibly impressed Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Order up! One tall latte for Necrobarista.

Cream and sugar are the least worrying additives at this particular café. Hop a tram onto Route 59 and order yourself a devilish cuppa in Necrobarista. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Lethal Lawns is chaotic fun

Lethal Lawns by Melbourne-based Dime Studios is not only immediately accessible, making it an ideal party game, it is also just heaps of freakin’ fun. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Keeping it fun with Cardboard Keep

Australian game developers Cardboard Keep have been rather busy at this year's PAX with 4 outstanding games all available to download and play right now. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Fellow Traveller is journeying in important directions

One of the most impressive booths at PAX Australia this year was that of Fellow Traveller. An indie games label who is helping to publish some of Australia's most prolific and critically acclaimed games. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: Never Give Up is a soul-crushingly difficult good time

Never Give Up is the new soul-crushingly hard platformer from the development team at Massive Monster & was on display this past weekend at PAX Aus 2018. Read on

PAX Aus 2018: TeePee Studios impresses at PAX Rising

TeePee Studios had their best on show in PAX Australia 2018's PAX Rising section; arcade chaos, mobile addictions, and cutesy fun. Read on