DiGRAAustralia 2025 National Conference
Event description
Explore the latest in Game Studies at the DiGRA Australia 2025 National Conference, held from Wednesday, February 5 to Friday, February 7, at the University of South Australia, City West Campus in Adelaide. Registration is free, and all are welcome!
Event Details:
Hosted by DiGRA Australia and the University of South Australia, this three-day hybrid conference invites game researchers, critics, designers, developers, artists, and enthusiasts at any career stage to come together and engage with the diverse and dynamic world of Game Studies. This year’s theme, “Communities of Practice and Play,” focuses on the roles, experiences, and cultures surrounding games and gameplay. Both in-person and online participation options are available, making the conference accessible to all interested in hearing about, and discussing games, players, and gaming culture.
What to Expect: Attendees will experience a range of presentations, interactive discussions, and engaging exhibitions. Alongside traditional talks, the Experimental Track will showcase creative, interactive works—from digital games to tabletop card games that invite hands-on exploration.
Highlights Include:
- In-Person and Online Sessions: Enjoy live presentations and talks with game scholars and creators from across Australia.
- Experimental Track Exhibit: Discover innovative and playful experiences, including demos, installations, and other interactive projects.
- Networking Opportunities: Meet fellow attendees and presenters to discuss and explore insights and projects in the world of Game Studies and game development!
Important Information:
- Conference Dates: Wednesday to Friday, February 5–7, 2025
- Location: Bradley Forum, University of South Australia, City West Campus, Adelaide, South Australia.
The Bradley Forum is located on Level 5 of the Hawke Building on the City West campus, 50-55 North Terrace, Adelaide - Format: Hybrid – join us either in person or online
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