Location: Brisbane Powerhouse
Date and time:
Friday 26 June
Let’s Play Streamer Summit: 1:30–4:30pm
Framework: from 4:30pm
Saturday 27 June
Queensland Games Festival Exhibition: 10am–5pm
Expressions of interest closed Sunday 21 June
Screen Queensland presents Let’s Play Streamer Summit, in association with Twitch and delivered by BRIGDA. Let’s Play is Australia’s first forum for streamers, games developers and content creators from around the country.
Running as an extension of the Queensland Games Festival‘s Framework industry day on Friday 26 June, the summit connects Queensland games developers with leading Twitch streamers through panels, networking and a cutthroat Devs vs Streamers: Super Smash Bros. competition.
The fun continues on Saturday 27 June for the Queensland Games Festival Exhibition where streamers will have the opportunity to try some of the latest Queensland games in development and capture content through prepared streaming stations.
This new stream of the Queensland Games Festival recognises the importance of discoverability for local games and helps forge the bridges between the creatives and communities that play, share and connect through digital games.
Let’s Play Streamer Summit is a highly specialised program for streamers and games developers with a limited attendance capacity. Expressions of interest are now open to attend.
Panellists announced soon.
1:30pm – Event Registration
2pm – Become the Next Big Thing: Growing A Community on Twitch
Fasffy
Panellist
LounaTuna
Panellist
Pestily
Panellist
Tolga
Panellist
So, you’ve had Twitch account and camera for years and you have a love of games you want to share, but how can you actually make it as a streamer?
Join some of Australia’s leading streamers as we delve into the things people don’t tell you about the world of streaming so that you can find your niche, maximise your reach, and go from dreamer to streamer.
ABOUT THE PANELLISTS
Fasffy is a popular Twitch streamer known for her engaging gaming content and positive community. She plays a variety of games, from retro titles to modern favorites like Fortnite and Valorant, and interacts frequently with her viewers. Fasffy is also passionate about fitness and healthy living, often sharing tips and workouts on her stream.
Louna is a Twitch streamer and artist from Melbourne/Naarm who believes that gaming is for everyone, not just the pros. As an autistic and ADHD creator, she’s spent the last 10 years building an inclusive community around cosy gameplay and connecting authentically, proving that heart matters just as much as skill.
Pestily is known as not only an authority in the extraction shooter space, having mastered the likes of Escape from Tarkov, but is also widely regarded as a pillar of the streaming community. A former military man, turned firefighter, turned content creator, Pestily has raised over $1 million for children in hospitals across Australia.
Tolga is a Melbourne/Naarm-based Twitch streamer, actor and voice actor with thirteen years of experience turning high energy into genuine connection. A lifelong video game addict who loves everything from indie darlings to blockbuster hits, he’s grown a fun and welcoming community around shared joy and unapologetically loud enthusiasm.
3pm – Dev? Streamer? Or Both?
Adam Younis
Panellist
Luke Muscat
Panellist
The line between making games and making content is becoming increasingly blurred as developers turn to social media to connect with audiences and sell their games, But for those diving into the world of algorithms, AdSense and audience, is streaming income diversification? A creative outlet? Audience testing? Or just a distraction?
This panel explores the growth of YouTube and Twitch in games communities, balancing productivity with visibility, and why some developers succeed publicly while others disappear.
ABOUT THE PANELLISTS
Adam Younis is a game developer based in Sydney, best known for creating educational content on game production, art and design. His Twitch and YouTube channels feature tutorials, devlogs and tips on game development, with a focus on pixel art and 2D games.
Luke Muscat is an award-winning game developer best known for designing some of the world’s most beloved mobile games, including Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride. Now working as a solo indie developer, Luke shares his creative process and game development insights through his YouTube channel. Despite this, he still feels weird if anyone calls him a YouTuber.
4pm – Devs vs Streamers: Super Smash Bros.
This one’s going to be bigger than the State of Origin. Who will win in this ultimate face-off between developers and streamers where we discover who really knows their gameplay? Join us for this fierce competition, where only one team will be leaving with bragging rights.
