10 Screenwest-supported games to be showcased at Pixel Expo 2026
WA’s biggest games and animation expo is this month! Check out Pixel Expo on 15-16 August at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre and enjoy exhibits from the top games and animation companies from Western Australia and around the world.
Screenwest-supported games at Pixel Expo include:
CLAY DUCKS (Openclay)
Clay Ducks is a co-operative, 2.5D multiplayer platformer game for PC where you work with friends to escape the Voodoo Banshee to be free!
DON’T STOP, GIRLYPOP (Funny Fintan Softworks)
Spread the love! Don’t Stop, Girlypop! is a Y2K arena movement shooter where standing still is not an option.
KIN KEEPER (Sunny Numbat Studios)
Kin Keeper is an interactive narrative game about the struggles of becoming a new parent.
LUNARS (Anubis Arts)
Gather your friends for the zodiac party game where chaos meets competition! Up to 4 local and 8 online players can customize characters, conquer mini-games, and outsmart rivals with items and power-ups.
MAYCREST HEIGHTS (Cat/Shark)
Maycrest Heights: Move In. Unpack. Meet the Neightbours. Repeat…
MISC. A TINY TALE (Tinyware Games)
Meet Buddy and Bag Boy – two tiny robots with big hearts and an even bigger mission: spreading joy! After a mysterious explosion rains golden cogs and trash from the sky, it’s their job to collect, clean, and help each village while uncovering the secret behind the blast.
MYCELIUM (Voyant Augmented Reality)
A cosy mixed reality video game where you create a living mycelium network within your own home!
PHANTOM TRACKS (Henry’s House)
An action roguelike that sees the player build and defend an armoured train through a demon-ravaged world.
SIGNS OF DANGER (Slow Rush)
Drop onto dangerously reactive alien planets where every pixel is physically simulated.
ZODIAC MOUNTAIN (Mystic Road)
Ascend Zodiac Mountain in a roguelike deckbuilder with two-sided cards. Build Yin & Yang hands, discover powerful relics, and create satisfying synergies to defeat mythical enemies.
Find out more about Pixel Expo 2026, here.
The above games were supported by Screenwest and the WA Government through the Digital Games Production Fund.