As a gay couple who have been together for almost 20 years we know what it is like to be discriminated against.

We held a civil ceremony in London in 2006 to formally and legally recognise our loving relationship, but this is still not recognised in Australia.

It is time to end this discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people so we have the same legal rights to marriage as everyone else.

We have also shown our support as an Australian business for Marriage Equality by registering with this marriage equality website.

Let’s drag Australia into the 21st Century!

Nic was recently interviewed by Matt Sainsbury for Digitally Downloaded’s Fast Five series.

If you want to know what we’re currently working on check it out here.

Our games on the Nintendo 3DS and Wii U eShops are on sale for 50% off!

Blast ‘Em Bunnies, escapeVektor and The Legend of Kusakari on Nintendo 3DS and Cubemen 2 on Wii U are all 50% off. All Blast ‘Em Bunnies DLC, including the Super Mega Bundle (which includes all skin, arena and multiplier DLC) is also 50% off!

This is a great way to get your hands on our award-winning and critically acclaimed games on Nintendo platforms. Download them now before the sale ends!

The Blast ‘Em Bunnies Super Mega Bundle is currently 50% off on Xbox One in this week’s Deals with Gold.

The Super Mega Bundle includes all skin, arena and coin multiplier DLC packs as well as the main game so it’s packed full of content!

You can download the Super Mega Bundle on Xbox One for one week only for only US$10 / €10 / £8 / AU$13.48.

Click here to purchase the Super Mega Bundle on Xbox One

Click here to find out more about Blast ‘Em Bunnies

Player One, a Melbourne-based gaming radio show, visited our booth at GX Australia to check out our games and carry out a few interviews. Click on the links below for the interviews.

Our own Nic Watt on developing and publishing games

Considerable Content’s Ed Blanch on Rogue Singularity

Morgan Lean from Epiphany Games on Majestic Nights

We had a booth at the recent GX Australia event in Sydney.

We showed most of our upcoming games and, to mark our recent 10 year anniversary, we also had some of our already-released games to play.

All-in-all there were 8 games playable on 4 different platforms, including a Nintendo 3DS table.

Click here for our Facebook album (including pics of the Nintendo booth)

The Blast ‘Em Bunnies main game is 50% off for a limited time on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita. You can download it for only US$2.49 / €2.49.

Click here to find out more about Blast ‘Em Bunnies

Click here to go to the PlayStation Store

We are delighted to announce 2 new Australian games which will be coming to consoles under our Nnooo publishing arm – Mallow Drops from developer John Kane and Armed With Wings: Rearmed from developer Daniel Sun.

Both games will be playable on the Nnooo booth at this weekend’s GX Australia convention in Sydney alongside a selection of our other announced games and some of our already released titles.

Check out our full press release below.

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escapeVektor on Nintendo 3DS has been chosen for Nintendo of Europe’s Nindies Celebration Sale!

 This is a collection of critically acclaimed indie Nintendo 3DS and Wii U games selected by Nintendo. They are currently on sale in all NOE regions (including Australia and New Zealand) but to celebrate we have also put escapeVektor on sale in NOA regions too.

You can download escapeVektor for 50% off in ALL regions until April 6.

Find out more about escapeVektor

Buy escapeVektor from the US eShop

Buy escapeVektor from the EU/UK/AU/NZ eShop

We’re delighted to announce we’ve joined the Interactive Games & Entertainment Association. The IGEA proactively represents companies that publish, market and/or distribute interactive games and entertainment content. IGEA aims to further advance the industry and the business interests of its members through informing and fostering relationships with the public, the business community, government and other industry stakeholders.

Historically the IGEA has represented the major publishers but more recently IGEA Australia have extended their remit to also representing smaller, independent developers like us. We’ve worked closely with them on all kinds of industry-related issues on an informal basis for some time now, so we decided we should formalise our relationship.

We’re looking forward to working with the IGEA on plenty of projects in the future to help improve our industry and nurture and grow local talent.

To see the IGEA press release click here.