WIP Night #8: Presented by ACE Parramatta and Noble Steed Games
Description
Noble Steed Game's 8th ever WIP night is here!
In collaboration with the Arts & Cultural Exchange, and supported by Screen NSW, we are celebrating games made in New South Wales through a casual evening of micro talks, playtesting, and catching up with fellow devs.
Come hear about your local game devs' journeys into the industry, what they're currently working on, and how they're making it. Snacks and non-alcoholic drinks are available in the venue, and a local food truck is situated right outside if you're looking for something heavier.
WIP Nights are free to attend and open to all ages and people of all levels of experience/proximity to gamedev. Please register as soon as possible as we only have limited tickets available.
When: 20th March, Friday, 5:30pm - 8:30pm (Talks start 6:00pm)
Where: ACE, 8 Victoria Road, Parramatta NSW
Arts & Cultural Exchange (ACE) is a cultural organisation working on Dharug Country in Western Sydney. First Nations first, diversity and equity are our guiding principles. We have five program pillars: First Nations, Youth Engagement, Multicultural Women, Neurodivergent Artists and Aged Care, and Screen. We are committed to social justice, using creativity to reverse disadvantage and produce groundbreaking interdisciplinary, intergenerational collaborative projects co-devised with the communities with whom we work.
ACE’s Screen Cultures Program works with people from underrepresented communities to 1) support the development of new stories and storytellers, 2) upskill Below-the-Line crew to fill crucial shortages in the NSW screen industry, and 3) develop new audiences for community- driven screening events and festivals.
WIP Night is also supported by Screen NSW's Industry Development Program, a program to support organisations to deliver professional development and upskilling initiatives to NSW screen and digital games practitioners.
Who's presenting?
Hari Edwin with Attack of the Astrals
Ben Armstrong with Buru and The Old People
Koji Yajima with King Out
Arkington Owen with Wizard Magic
Rick Salter with BraveCart
Who's showcasing?
King Out by Koji Yajima
Wizard Magic by Arkington Owen
Peeled Eyes by Lamington Games
Battle Mage Defender by Matt Cabanag
Monocular Odyssey by Adrian Sugden
Norman Jones’s Visual Novel by Jessica Hook and Ayesha Earey
Birdwatcher by Noble Steed Games
Lastly, KOCAGOZ Turkish Street Food will be available on site!
How to get there
By public transport:
Please refer to the Alfred Square stop guide or ACE's access page for more information.
Approximately 15 minutes walk down Church Street from Parramatta Station and Bus Interchange, as well as from Parramatta Ferry Wharf
From Parramatta Station, you can take the lightrail towards Westmead and get off at Prince Alfred Square where it is a mere 3-minute walk away
Trains (T1 Western Line, T5 Cumberland Line NSW Trainlink Blue Mountains Line, Central West XPT and Outback Xplorer) run to Parramatta Station and the Bus Interchange
Bus routes (T61, M54, M52) run from Parramatta station and stop near Church Street and Victoria Road intersection
Free Shuttle Bus 900 departs from Macquarie Street and stops at Church Street North and Prince Alfred Park on Church Street
By bike:
There is bike parking near Comm Bank stadium (About 500m away).
By car:
ACE does not have on-site parking
Drop off parking on site is available – please contact info@ice.org.au to arrange
On-street, paid parking is available along Villiers Street (4P, 8am to 6pm Monday – Saturday)
The Fennell Street Car Park is located a 5 minute walk from ACE on the corner of Fennell and Villiers Streets ($9 all-day parking)
Drivers with a Mobility Parking Scheme card displayed are entitled to park in a metered/ticketed area at no charge
Accessibility
For detailed information about ACE's access and amenities, please click here.
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