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A snapshot of the Australian video game development industry, 2019-2020
The Digital Australia 2020 (DA20) provides evidence for the power of games: video games are not only main-stream, they are now normalised in everyday Australian culture. DA20 demonstrates how, why and who plays video games and the power of games to entertain, transform, create, connect, communicate, live well and educate.
Game Engine June 2020
Australian video game sales positioned for a rebound in 2020
IGEA interviewed Australian game developers to determine the impact of COVID-19 on the industry.
2019 Video Game Sales in New Zealand
Our latest research into video games in New Zealand and the power these games have to entertain, transform, create, connect, communicate' live well and educate.
The Australian Video Games Industry Continues to Grow and Adapt. The Industry is experienced and well positioned to take advantage of the increasing global popularity of games

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Infographic of the Australian Video Game Development Industry statistics 2019-2020

DA20 The Power of Games

This image is the cover page of the Game Engine created in June 2020. In this paper, we outline our vision for a game development sector that within a decade can deliver $1 billion a year in revenue, almost all of this by exporting our games and services overseas, and can create 10,000 creative, versatile, tech-skilled, and futureproofed fulltime workers.

Value of Australian Video Game Sales 2019

COVID-19 IOAGD Infographic

2019 Video Game Sales NZ

DNZ20 - The Power of Games

COVID-19 Impact on the Local Game Development Industry

#playaparttogether

#PlayApartTogether

#PlayApartTogether is a games industry initiative to promote the WHO's messages about slowing the spread of COVID-19. Read interviews and tips from people in our industry on how they are spending their time and practising social distancing.

Game Connect Asia Pacific (GCAP) is Australia’s premier game development conference, it focuses on skills development, industry trends, and international business matching.

The Arcade Melbourne

The Arcade is Australia’s first not-for-profit, collaborative workspace created specifically for game developers and creative companies using game methodologies and technologies.

DANZ20 The Power of Games

Research Reports and Facts

Digital Australia and New Zealand 20 (DANZ20) is IGEA's latest research on how why and who plays video games in ANZ and the Power of Games to entertain, transform, create, connect, communicate and educate

IGEA Top Ten Australian Games Charts

TOP TEN GAMES

July 12 – July 18, 2021

1. The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD

Nintendo
2. F1 2021

EA
3. Ring Fit Adventure

Nintendo
4. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe

Nintendo
5. Grand Theft Auto V

Take 2
6. Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin

Capcom
7. Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War

Activision
8. Red Dead Redemption 2

Take 2
9. Just Dance 2021

Ubisoft
10. FIFA 21

EA

IGEA Top Ten New Zealand Games Charts

TOP TEN GAMES

July 12 – July 18, 2021

1. Company of Heroes 2: Ardennes Assault

SEGA
2. Company of Heroes: Complete Pack

SEGA
3. F1 2021

EA
4. EA Sports UFC 4

EA
5. Company of Heroes: Franchise Edition

SEGA
6. Persona 4: Golden

SEGA
7. Football Manager 2021

SEGA
8. Grand Theft Auto V

Take 2
9. Company of Heroes 2: The British Forces

SEGA
10. Red Dead Redemption 2

Take 2