Hot pink first-person shooters and other upsides to the turmoil in the gaming industry

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Turbulence has triggered a rebirth of independent games, which in turn has seen a more diverse pool of people join the industry.

estimated about one-third of game developers were affected by last year’s layoffs. About 7 per cent of them were let go.

Kelsey Gamble and Josh Bradbury , developers from Oddlark studio, are taking advantage of the indie games rebirth.“Studios have closed everywhere,” says Kelsey Gamble, executive producer of independent game developer Oddlark. “In Australia, the government’s funding specifically are really masculine-coded.”

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