Where did RTFM come from? My guests for this issue of Multiplier are Dinosaur Polo Club's Casey Lucas-Quaid, Lucy Weekley, and Dylan Richardson. I caught up with the trio following the low-key launch of the New Zealand studio's new cooperative game RTFM earlier this year. You
Brave new world.
Microsoft may have beaten regulators, but it doesn't seem to have helped in the long run.
Infernal inspiration.
What's the story behind Western Sydney's latest celebration of gaming culture?
A dark delight.
Reverent retcon.
On the go gaming has never been bigger, or more complicated.
The foundations of Daggerheart might be built on star power but its future is built on community.
Why are so many sleeping on this Citizen Sleeper-like RPG? My guest for this issue of Multiplier is James Patton. Patton is the solo devleoper behind 2025's Duskpunk. You can find the game itself on Steam, follow Patton's work via his newsletter, or find them on
Is Substack the savior of journalism it claims to be? My guest for this issue of Multiplier is Athina Mallis. Mallis is the current editor of CRN Australia. Prior to that, she was the managing editor of Gizmodo Australia. For the less B2B-inclined, she also runs a pop culture newsletter
How much do you remember about the forgotten gateway to game development? My guest for this issue of Multiplier is Matthew Lucis, an independent Australian game developer who releases projects under the moniker Silver Stitch Productions. In 2010 they were known for their Flash games 'Series of Colour'