ACMI - Australian Centre for the Moving Image

Game Masters is a highly interactive video game exhibition, showcasing the world's most influential video game designers.

From the arcade era to the latest console, PC, mobile and tablet game technology, this exhibition takes visitors behind the scenes, showcasing how video games are made as well as their makers.

Tour slots available.

For more information please contact: touringinfo@acmi.net.au

Experience the immersive worlds of Blizzard Entertainment, the musical notes of Rock Band or the atmospheric narratives of Flower and Journey by thatgamecompany.

Game Masters presents rare concept artwork, revealing interviews and large-scale interactive displays showcasing the radically varied approach each of these designers brings to the creation of videogames.

• Created, produced and managed by ACMI
• Designed for 1000sqm but adaptable down to 700sqm
• Divided into three key sections: Arcade Heroes, Game Changers and Indies
• Supported by strong marketing campaign collateral
• Opportunities to add local content

"The exhibition is innovative and demonstrates admirable curatorial rigour in the research and investigation that has gone into its realisation."
- Museums Australia 2013 MAGNA award for Best Australian Touring Exhibition

"If you have any interest at all in the history of videogames, or in the brilliant creative minds that think them up, you owe it to yourself to check it out."
- Sydney Morning Herald review

Touring Venues:

• Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington, New Zealand 
  Dec 2012 - April 2013
• Powerhouse Museum, Sydney 
  Dec 2013 - May 2014
• National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh, Scotland 
  5 Dec 2014 - 20 April 2015
• Halmstad Arena, Sweden 
  28 May - 31 Aug 2015
• Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, Portland, USA 
  13 Feb - 8 May 2016
• Center of Science and Industry, Columbus, USA 
  10 June - 5 Sept 2016
• Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg , Germany 
  14 Nov 2016 - 23 April 2017
• Fleet Science Center, San Diego, USA 
  01 Jul 2017 - 15 Jan 2018
• The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, USA 
  31 Mar - 03 Sept 2018