Australia’s indie game scene is thriving, producing titles that captivate players globally. Here are seven standout indie games developed in Australia that deserve your attention.
- Hollow Knight (Team Cherry – Adelaide)
A beautifully crafted Metroidvania with tight controls, haunting art, and deep lore. Its sequel, Silksong, is one of the most anticipated indie releases ever. - Untitled Goose Game (House House – Melbourne)
Charming, chaotic, and hilariously simple, this stealth-puzzle game lets you play as a mischievous goose terrorising a peaceful village. - Cult of the Lamb (Massive Monster – Melbourne)
This darkly whimsical roguelike blends base-building with cult management. Its unique style and addictive gameplay earned it global acclaim. - The Artful Escape (Beethoven & Dinosaur – Melbourne)
A psychedelic musical adventure exploring identity and creativity. With a star-studded voice cast, it’s a visual and auditory treat. - Moving Out (SMG Studio – Sydney)
A couch co-op game that turns furniture removal into chaotic fun. Think Overcooked meets Tetris — with lots of laughs. - Webbed (Sbug Games – Brisbane)
Play as a friendly spider swinging through a pixel-art world to save your boyfriend. With realistic web physics and wholesome vibes, it’s a sleeper hit. - Paperbark (Paper House – Melbourne)
An interactive storybook capturing the Australian bush through the eyes of a wombat. Its art and atmosphere celebrate Aussie flora and fauna.
These games reflect the diversity and creativity of Australia’s indie scene — proof that great ideas and passionate teams can rival AAA titles.