Everything is packed away.  The directors are in their beds.  The library has been returned to its books.  And somewhere, hopefully, some people are thinking about the game idea they’ve had for a while – and how to make it a reality.

We want to write a proper wrap-up post (once we’ve recovered), but as something to tide everyone over, we’re very pleased to announce the winners for the first ever Freeplay Indie Games Awards.

Best Australian Game

Brawsome – Jolly Rover

Best International Game

Yellow Jam (Brazil) – Last Hope

Best Design in a Game

Sword Lady & The Viking – Up Down Ready

Best On-Paper Design

Timothy Ryan – iCrazy Man

Best Art in a Game

Farbs – Captain Forever (series)

Best Concept Art

Fiasco Studios – Exodus

Best Technical Innovation

Finn Morgan – Colourbind

Best Game Writing

PVI Collective – Transumer

Best Audio

The Voxel Agents – Train Conductor

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