An independent videogame studio in Canberra, Australia.
Ludagon is a micro-studio that makes original games for the public and playful interactive experiences by commission.
It was founded by Ricky Vuckovic, a game designer + developer with more than two decades of experience across videogames, immersive technology, education, exhibitions, and digital cultural experiences.
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Original titles
Postcard
Postcard is a playable tech demo featuring photorealistic graphics made from 3D scanning real-world locations, and playable as a third-person walking experience.
Can You Help Me?
Can You Help Me? is a speech-controlled comedy puzzle game where you help a hapless delivery man to escape a series of deadly puzzle rooms by telling him what to do.
Aiming to release end of 2027.
Go There
Go There is a game that asks you to get from Point A to Point B, but built for players who do the opposite.
Play it at the National Film and Sound Archive during the Digital Dissent showcase in Canberra in mid-November 2026.
Games designed for a particular purpose other than pure entertainment.
This includes serious games, research and experimental games, educational games, training simulations, games for social impact, cultural and tourism experiences, exhibitions, and games for change.
