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Frosty Games Fest Is Coming Back This December To Highlight Australian And New Zealand Games

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The fine folks behind the first all-ANZ showcase have announced that Frosty Games Fest is returning this December.

That’s right, we’re getting more cool shit from ANZ. Focused entirely on games developed by Australian and New Zealand teams, the inaugural Frosty Games Fest took place in June of this year as part of the Summer Game Fest festivities. Returning for another go around in 2025, this Frosty Games Fest showcase will be going down in December, though a specific date hasn’t been locked in just yet.

Amy Potter, one of the dedicated founders of Frosty, has taken to socials to confirm that this showcase is looking to spotlight games that have released in 2025. Developers looking to get involved are able to do so until September 30 via Frosty Games Fest socials.

Frosty is back to celebrate the coolest upcoming and recently released games made in Australia & Aotearoa, this December 🍦🥳We’ll be featuring exclusive reveals, announcements, and updates. Developers can submit their games now until Sep 30! ⤵️forms.gle/tt8y9N1dPweS…

Frosty Games 🍦 (@frostygamesfest.com) 2025-09-15T22:55:00.910Z

The first Frosty Games Fest was packed with recent releases, upcoming titles, and release date revelations, setting a high bar for subsequent packages.

Are you looking forward to another Frosty Games Fest? Let us know in the comments or on our social media.

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