Jini Maxwell

Jini Maxwell is a writer and curator who lives in Naarm. They are an assistant curator at ACMI, where they also host the Women & Non-binary gamers club. They write about videogames and the people who make them. You can find them on Twitter @astroblob

Jini Maxwell's Latest Articles

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Itch.io: An Itch for democratic distribution

Itch.io is a digital marketplace that is designed with ease of access and community in mind. Let's look at why…

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Where do all Australia's senior game developers go?

Despite Australia's vibrant creative games culture, studios are struggling to hire expert talent.

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Indie games that let you experience Melbourne despite lockdown

These beautiful, relatable games create experiences that feel like home, in a time when we can't experience the city that…

A tax offset for video games was recommended
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Parliamentary Inquiry recommends federal tax offset for games development

The Inquiry Report pinpointed videogame development as a ‘new and emerging industry,' recommending federal support to increase co-investment opportunities, tax…

Hollow Knight, one of the best games from SA
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SA announces groundbreaking rebate for games industry

In a nation-first, the South Australian state government has extended the state's post-production, digital and visual effects (PDV) rebate to…

PAX Online will not look like this
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PAX Aus and PAX West come together for a 9-day PAX Online in 2020

Gaming culture fest PAX will run online from 12-20 September. The 9 day expo will host familiar events in a…

Two Labor MPs talk the game industry
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'I'm serious about the games industry': Two Labor MPs livestream games and talk business

Federal Labor MPs Tim Watts and Clare O'Neil took to Twitch to play a chaotic co-operative game and discuss the…

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How has COVID affected the Australian games industry?

Let's unpack IGEA's stats on the local impact of COVID-19, and what the future looks like for the Australian games…

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How 'Moving Out' entertains us while the world stays in

A new game from Australian developers SMG Studio embodies the sentiment that the show must go on – even in…

GCAP chooses a new path forward
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GCAP conference chooses a new theme and a new path forward

The annual games conference held during Melbourne International Games Week has changed its theme to reflect this year of pandemic.

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