The first person shooter had a great retro feel with rocket launchers, shotguns and ammo strewn about the place.

We played Deathmatch and were instantly caught up in the fun of hunting each other down with a variety of weapons. Gunscape is built from the ground up and feels a bit closer to the early Doom or Quake games than any sandbox dig em’ up. Your enemy of course is trying to wipe you out and the pace quickens as you’re focused on one side of the map only to find your opponent has snuck around the side. The strategy in Siegecraft comes from where you place your buildings and the walls that are automatically created when you do. Different building types can spawn units, defend against units or open up more building paths. The way you expand your base is by launching new buildings from your old ones. Siegecraft is a real-time strategy game with a bit of a twist. He filled us in on two very different games. Our first stop brought us to Blowfish studios for an interview with Ben Lee co-founder and managing director. If you’re looking for something a little more bite sized, you can’t go past some of these Aussie gems (Opals maybe?) Siegecraft

The PAX Indie Showcase and the general Pax Rising area was full to the brim with quality indie games that I’ll go through in just a bit. On Saturday I devoted some time to up and coming Aussie talent in the PAX Rising area. Friday we took to the expo floor at PAX Australia 2015 for a look at The Division, spoke to and Newegg.

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