Search News

See all news
Opinions & Analysis

The movement to build a better games industry in Australia

Unionisation continues to be a pointed topic in the videogame industry. In this op-ed, Tim Colwill from Game Workers Unite…

News

Queer TikTok series 'Scattered' builds audience before launch

Eyeballs are already on the first web series to be funded by both Screen Australia and Film Victoria for TikTok.

News

Screen News in Brief: Dollars flying everywhere, but what does it mean?

Our weekly wrap of news, reviews, interviews and opinions, from budget analysis to a chat with Mortal Kombat's director and…

StarsStarsStarsStarsStars

Game Review: New Pokemon Snap is picturesque, approachable, and fatally incurious

This adorable redux offers plentiful opportunities for cuteness, but not imagination, writes Jini Maxwell.

StarsStarsStarsStarsStars

Game Review: Returnal is the natural evolution of arcade

Housemarque's foray into the roguelike genre feels like the natural progression of their high score-chasing arcade roots, writes Chris Button

News

Differing fortunes for major Japanese game publishers Square Enix and Sega

Two of Japan’s most prominent videogame companies had drastically different fiscal years, with Square Enix breaking records and Sega Sammy…

News

Disco Elysium videogame ban overturned following Classification Board review

The game was refused classification in March 2021, but the decision was successfully challenged by Estonian developer ZA/UM.

News

Assassin's Creed publisher Ubisoft sees record sales during pandemic year

Ubisoft, the videogame publisher known for Assassin’s Creed and Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six, has recorded its highest-ever sales in the…

Features

Have you listened to... the Strong Songs podcast?

Content director George Dunford enthuses about Strong Songs, the goofy music podcast that unpacks the method behind the hits.

Sponsored Content

Discover the photographer behind Australia’s most iconic moments

NFSA celebrates the 60-year career of the prolific Indigenous photojournalist Mervyn Bishop with an exhibition in Canberra only until August.

1 25 26 27 28 29 262