Video show Queensland awards $1.3m in funding to 9 indie studios
Video show Queensland has awarded $1.3m in funding to 9 autonomous studios.
The Video games Grant funding – which is ready to trusty the attain of 12 video games – will moreover once more “a further 40 positions” for builders working within the jam.
This funding helps initiatives “throughout all phases of growth” with as much as $200K per spherical, and a lifetime cap of $300K accessible.
The organisation says this most recent spherical of grants will once more video games at Fuzzy Ghost, Saltpunk, BaristaGamer Productions, Sagestone, Sbug Video games, Maxart, Waft-Comment, and Spitfire Interactive, apart from the plump begin of 5 Lives Studio’s Comfortable Caravan.
Three current further initiatives at Prideful Sloth, The Tea Division, and Spunge Video games have moreover secured funding via the digital video games incentive.
“Video show Queensland’s funding extends throughout all ranges of the native sector and that is paying dividends, with renewed self belief in our assert’s studios and the video games they’re rising,” mentioned Jacqui Feeney, Video show Queensland CEO.
“We’re proud to be driving a step-alternate