Gameloft Brisbane

Aug

Gameloft Brisbane is a fully integrated video game development studio specialising in high-quality cross-platform PC and console titles.

Founded in Brisbane in 2014, our studio has grown from just 15 to more than 130 employees across programming, art, design, production, QA, audio, marketing, administration and management.

The studio has developed internationally released titles including The Oregon Trail™ and Carmen Sandiego, and is currently developing Bluey’s Happy Snaps, alongside several unannounced projects.

Certified as a Great Place to Work®, Gameloft Brisbane brings together a diverse team of developers, artists and creatives with one shared ambition: to create unforgettable memories for players.

Catalyst Games

Aug

Catalyst Games is an award‑winning Adelaide game development studio focused on creating original IP, delivering work‑for‑hire development services and growing Australia’s next generation of game creators. Named the Most Impactful Studio at the South Australian Games Industry Awards, Catalyst develops imaginative, narrative‑driven games characterised by whimsical art styles, approachable gameplay and strong community engagement.

Beyond game development, the studio provides co‑working opportunities, supports local developers through industry initiatives, and runs game development workshops for schools, libraries and young creators. Through a combination of original game production, collaborative development services and educational outreach, Catalyst Games is helping strengthen South Australia’s games ecosystem while creating engaging interactive experiences for players.

SavySoda

Aug

Founded in Docklands, Victoria in 2008 as Australia’s first smartphone game and app development studio. The company develops and publishes popular mobile strategy and simulation management games, including Pixel Starships, Millionaire Tycoon, and Archery Pro.

SavySoda collaborates with well-known international brands such as Bandai Namco, Cowboy Bebop, Gunshow, Thunderbirds, Ghost in the Shell, Cyanide & Happiness, Double Dragon and many more.

Little Blue Dragons

Aug

Little Blue Dragons is a Sydney‑based independent game development studio that combines expertise across game design, art and engineering to create original interactive experiences. Led by an experienced team with a focus on collaborative development and rapid iteration, the studio delivers projects with a strong emphasis on creativity, craftsmanship and player engagement. In addition to developing its own games, Little Blue Dragons is deeply connected to the broader gaming and hobby community through tabletop gaming, miniatures and 3D printing, fostering a culture of play, creativity and experimentation. By bringing together digital and physical forms of game creation, the studio supports innovation while building meaningful connections with players and creators alike.

Thomsons

Jul

Thomsons is one of Australia’s leading commercial law firms, providing specialist legal advice to businesses operating across technology, digital media and interactive entertainment. The firm supports game developers, publishers and technology companies with services including intellectual property protection, commercial contracting, corporate transactions, employment law, privacy, data governance and regulatory compliance.

With dedicated expertise in games, software development and IP commercialisation, Thomsons helps studios protect and maximise the value of their intellectual property while navigating the legal and commercial challenges of growth. The firm is a long‑standing supporter of Australia’s games industry and works with businesses of all sizes, from emerging studios to established global companies.

Stepico Games

Jul

Stepico Games is an international full‑cycle game development and co‑development studio that provides end‑to‑end production services for publishers and developers across mobile, PC and console platforms. With a team of more than 200 specialists, Stepico delivers concept development, engineering, art production, animation, live operations and post‑launch support, working with global partners including NBC Universal, Gameloft, DreamWorks and Immutable. The studio combines outsourcing and co‑development expertise with original IP creation, making it a scalable partner for projects ranging from individual production services to complete game development. In 2025, Stepico expanded its presence into Australia further strengthening its commitment to supporting game development across the region.

The Array

Jul

The Array is a community-driven technology hub in Darwin supporting the growth of the Northern Territory’s games, esports and digital sectors. Through education, co-working and industry programs, The Array connects emerging talent with opportunities to learn, create and build businesses, fostering a sustainable local ecosystem.

Sub Zero Sound

Jul

Sub‑Zero Sound is a Melbourne‑based game audio studio specialising in sound design and technical audio implementation for interactive experiences. Founded in 2016, the studio collaborates with game developers across PC, console, mobile and VR to create immersive soundscapes that enhance gameplay and player engagement.

Operating as a service-focused partner, Sub‑Zero Sound provides end‑to‑end audio solutions—including concept development, sound effects, voice recording, music composition and in‑engine implementation—tailored to projects of varying scale and complexity. With experience contributing to titles such as Lego Party, Moving Out 2 and Sons of the Forest, the studio is known for its flexible, collaborative approach and its ability to integrate seamlessly into development pipelines, delivering high-quality audio that brings games and interactive content to life.

Supertonic

Jul

Supertonic is an award-winning audio studio based in Brisbane, producing standout sound and music for games. Founded in 2019 by Zander Hulme, the studio’s primary aim is to surprise and delight players through unique creative direction and a deep technical knowledge of interactive audio. As a service provider Supertonic takes a collaborative approach, assembling a team of in-house and independent talent to become an external audio department that’s suited to each project. By working closely with their clients as part of the development team, they strive to create experiences that neither party could achieve in isolation.

Game Plus

Jul

Game Plus provides co‑working spaces, incubation programs and mentorship for game developers. It supports studios with access to infrastructure, community and business development opportunities across Australia with locations in Canberra, Adelaide and Sydney.

Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE)

Jul

AIE is a leading provider of accredited education in game development, 3D animation and visual effects. With campuses and industry-aligned programs, AIE equips students with practical skills and hands-on experience. The institution plays a key role in developing industry-ready talent for the games sector.

AIE also delivers professional training, short courses and upskilling programs. These programs are designed to meet evolving industry needs and support continuous learning for professionals at all stages of their careers.

CG Spectrum

Jul

CG Spectrum is an online education provider offering mentor-led training in game design, animation and VFX. With instructors from leading global studios, CG Spectrum delivers practical, career-focused learning that connects students directly with industry pathways.

Griffith Film School

Jul

Griffith Film School offers degree programs in screen production, animation and game development. The school combines academic rigor with practical experience, preparing students for careers across the creative industries.

JMC Academy

Jul

JMC Academy is a private institution specialising in creative industries education, including game design and digital media. Its programs focus on practical skills, industry connections and employability outcomes.

SAE

Jul

SAE is a global creative media institution offering degrees and diplomas in game development and digital production. Its programs are designed in collaboration with industry professionals to ensure students gain relevant and practical experience.

University of Technology Sydney (UTS)

Jul

UTS offers industry-connected programs in games, design and technology, combining academic research with practical application. The university supports innovation and collaboration across creative and technical disciplines.

IGN

Jul

IGN is a leading global games media platform delivering news, reviews and audience reach for the interactive entertainment industry. It provides studios with significant visibility and marketing opportunities.

PAX Australia

Jul

PAX Australia is the country’s largest gaming and interactive entertainment festival, bringing together developers, publishers, creators and players for a three‑day celebration of games and gaming culture. The event features hands‑on demos, a large expo hall, panels, tournaments and community experiences, providing a key platform for showcasing games, building audiences and connecting the industry with players.