We are beyond thrilled to announce 📢 ⭐✨LudoNarraCon✨⭐ a new online-only convention coming this May to Steam, celebrating narrative video games, the people who make them, and the folks who love them. Join us for panels and other fun content with your favorite developers and influencers from the industry, as
The annual Gamescom convention in Cologne, Germany has been steadily growing in status and stature, and is now considered one of the premier events on the gaming convention calendar. Over previous years, Surprise Attack Games has attended in a business capacity or partnered with a business unit to do behind-closed-door
GX Australia describes itself as ‘a weekend-long celebration of everything gaming and geek related’, and it is definitely that. But it has also been so much more: a secret garden of nerd culture where queerness is ordinary and consent is creed. After it’s inaugural show in February 2016, GX Australia
Rooster Teeth Expo’s second foray into the Australian market saw Surprise Attack showcasing four games to an eager crowd in Sydney’s International Convention Centre. Managing Director Chris Wright represented the company alongside developers Adric Polkinghorne, Chris Yabsley and Matt Trobbiani in a weekend packed with hours of indie gaming. Dungeon
As part of the PAX AUS Roadshow, Surprise Attack Games managers Steve and Drew, and Think of the Children producer Adric Polkinghorne, headed across to the PAX South 2017 expo in Texas earlier this month. Showcasing Hacknet Labyrinths, Orwell and newly-announced chaotic parenting simulator, Think of the Children, the Surprise
Gamescom is a yearly event in Germany, Cologne, and one of the biggest gaming conventions on the world calendar. Our Business Development Manager, Lex Suurland, is often the lucky one making the long trip. Originally from Amsterdam, Lex is always looking forward to being back on home soil for a
Standing in the middle of the main show floor at PAX West, I’m dizzied by the three hundred and sixty degree panorama of pulsating screens and jet engine loud streams of attract-or-perish audio. Games push in from all sides. The booths of big-hitting AAA publishers and the stool-and-table set-ups of
