Acknowledgement of Country

Blaktasia acknowledges, recognises and respects the Ancestors, Elders and families of the Boonwurrung, Waddawurrung and Wurundjeri of the Kulin who are the Traditional Owners of the land on which we live & work.

Blaktasia
Blaktasia
Restore the bush & defeat the corrupting force of The Murk. Set in a Blak world inspired by Country.
Australia's first ever Aboriginal-led mobile game.

Welcome to Blaktasia

Restore your own magical bushlands to defeat the corrupting force of The Murk;
unlock Biomes, encounter native animals, earn “Mulga Magic” skills, trade items, play mini games and solve puzzles to customise and regenerate a First Nations fantasy world inspired by Country.

Team

Executive Producer: Hayley Percy (Wiradjuri)
General Manager & Gamerunner: Kati Elizabeth
Lead Game Designer & Gamerunner: Phoebe Watson (Gunditjmara)
Creative Director: Charlotte Allingham (Wiradjuri, Ngiyampaa)
Founding Art Director: Jarra Karalinar Steel (Boon Wurrung, Wemba Wemba, Trawlwoolway)
Music Director, Lead Composer & Associate Game Designer: Robert Champion (Gubrun, Kokatha, Morning)
Concept Artist: Trish McKean (Gunditjmara, Kirrae Wurrong)
Tech Artist, Junior Programmer, : Elijah McDonald (Noongar, Pitta Pitta, Yamatji)
2D/3D Artist: Letoya Muraru (Borroloola)
Associate Producer: Ally McLean Hennessy
2D Artist: Bec Oborn
3D Artist: Mardie Jackson
Sound Designer: Ripley Kavara
Lead Technical Artist: Jonathan Swanson
Lead Programmer: Daniel Dang
Operations Officer: Romy Fox

About GUCK

Based in Victoria and led by company directors Hayley Percy (Wiradjuri) and Kati Elizabeth, GUCK is currently working on a Blaktasia – Australia’s first ever Aboriginal-led mobile game.

With the past four years spent heavily investing into professional development,  pre-production, community collaboration & consultation, the team at GUCK are excited to share more details about their game over the coming 12 months.

The project is governed by the Blak Cloud advisory board, and all positions of leadership on the game are held by First Peoples.