WAGIC — WA Games Industry Council

We’re building a thriving, sustainable, and innovative games community in Western Australia

The peak body connecting, representing and championing Western Australia’s games industry.

A stronger games industry, built together

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Promoting local talent and products

We showcase Western Australian developers, studios and games to audiences at home and around the world.

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Elevating Western Australia's games industry

We create opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, mentorship and cross-sector partnerships.

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Strengthening the industry's foundations

We advocate for the conditions, investment and recognition needed for a sustainable local industry.

Our sponsors

Government of Western Australia
Xsolla
FSpace
Cam Rogers Legal

Our supporters

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Meet, learn, test and celebrate

WAGIC runs Let’s Break Games playtesting events and the Let’s Talk Games industry talk series, while supporting community and partner events throughout the year.

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WAGIC has a new committee!

As of the 19th we have gained a mix of returning members and new people alike. Here is the new committee:
- Kim Smith Chair
- Kate Hall, Vice Chair & Level Her Up Director
- Louise Smith, Secretary, new
- Kieran Flaherty, Treasurer
OCMs:
- Julian Costa, OCM, new
- Jake Bamford, OCM, new
- Kevin Scaglioni, OCM, new
- David Cherrin, OCM
- Rin Mcbeath, Events
- Tom Langdon, Student Liaison
- Mathew Palumbo, OCM
- Thomas Wray, Community & Marketing manager

Thank you to the previous committee for your wonderful work

And now a message from our chair
@Partner News bringing you something other than gcap (you should get your tickets tho)

The 2026 Australian Game Development Survey is now open!

The Australian game development industry has made significant progress in recent years, with new funding initiatives and support measures introduced at both Federal and State levels. To ensure these investments continue and evolve in ways that genuinely benefit studios and developers, we need accurate, up-to-date data from across our industry.

If we cannot measure our industry’s impact, it becomes much harder to demonstrate its value. To ensure that we can receive more data, we've streamlined this years survey to the key data points so we can efficiently advocate for the industry.

All responses are strictly confidential. Help us advocate better for you.

https://igea.net/2026/09/igea-needs-your-voice-please-complete-our-2026-australian-game-development-survey/
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You had hoped that moving locations to the sledgehammer district would save your game store. But for some reason the residents weren't interested in unbroken games. You stare out at the crowded streets of people holding sledgehammers as they cry out for something to hit. An idea! No it couldn't work... You approach the crowds, they perk up in wonder as you announce
Let's Break Games sign ups are open 🔨
Attention game developers the next Let’s Break Games has been announced!

LBG is a time for devs to share their games to the public and get wonderful feedback :IconStars:

Time & Date: 15th Nov 2pm - 5pm
Location: The RISE, Maylands WA, Australia

Click this link to sign up with your game
https://forms.gle/UZ9U36dmtbgvjELN8

Or grab a ticket to join and break other peoples games
https://events.humanitix.com/lets-break-games-november-2026

We look forward to seeing you there :IconHeart:

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