To reinforce just how vibrant and innovative the Australian industry is Digitally Downloaded compiled a broad selection of their favourite Australian games available on PS4.
We’re over the moon they decided to included Blast ‘Em Bunnies in their collection.
Digitally Downloaded said Blast ‘Em Bunnies was “a solid nostalgic throw back to old light games, with rich, colourful environments and a strong sense of humour; this game is pure, simple, fun.”
We’d like to thank the team at Digitally Downloaded and congratulate all the other winners.
Blast ‘Em Bunnies is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita. You can find our more about Blast ‘Em Bunnies here.
As well as running his own site he’s written a book on Game Art.
One of the interviewees for Matt’s book was Nic. Click on the images above to read his interview.
Matt’s book has art and interviews from 40 video games. The art is awesome and the interviews provide amazing insights into the minds of the games’ creators. You can buy a copy of Game Art here.
We’re delighted to announce escapeVektor will be released in Japan on Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita.
Release date on the Nintendo 3DS is December 11th. The date for release on PlayStation Vita is January 16th. The price of the game on both handhelds will be ¥700.
If you’ve been keeping up to date with our news you’ll know we’ve been pretty busy lately. Not only have we announced our new game, Blast ‘Em Bunnies, we’ve also been working with 2 other Australian developers to publish their games on consoles. We bringing Cubemen 2 from Melbourne studio 3 Sprockets to the Wii U. We’re also bringing ORBITOR, developed by Canberra based Evil Aliens, to console(s). Hopefully we’ll have news on which one(s) soon. If there is a specific platform you’re keen to see ORBITOR on let us know in the comments section below or send us a message via Facebook or Twitter.
The recent EB Expo video game convention in Sydney was a perfect opportunity for us to get all the developers together and showcase this trio of tremendous titles. Expos like this are a great chance for developers to talk directly to consumers, for us to show where we are in the development process and get direct feedback from the gaming public. It’s also a chance for us to spread the word via the games media who attend the event. This year’s EB Expo was also the first time we’ve had a game on a console manufacturer’s stand at a major expo with Blast ‘Em Bunnies showcasing on the PlayStation stand as well as the Nnooo booth! (more…)
