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PAX Aus 2025 is set to be their biggest ever — grab your tickets now

With under a month to go until PAX Aus 2025, everything is set and ready, with this year’s show looking like it will be their biggest ever, featuring numerous offerings for gamers, cosplayers, and more across the entire venue.

This year, the eBay Tabletop Hall will feature large franchises such as Warhammer, Magic: The Gathering, and MetaZoon TCG, making appearances in the hall. The hall will also have eBay displaying rare collectables and offering some great giveaways to PAX attendees.

Other notable tabletop experiences will include anime card game powerhouses, such as Dungeons & Dragons, as well as Stonemaier Games, Good Games Publishing, Keymaster Games, Chaosium, and more.

PAX Aus 2025 is also hosting the Australian leg of one of the world’s most renowned cosplay competitions, the Cosplay Central Crown Championships. The winner of the Australian leg will represent Australia at the final held in London at MCM in May next year. Those who want to check it out will need to head to the PAX Aus Main Stage in the afternoon on Sunday, October 12. If you would like to participate, you’ll need to apply before midday, September 21.

One of the best parts of PAX each year is the Indie Showcase and this year it looks set to wow again with six digital titles and six tabletop games included.

The six digital showcase winners are:

  • Lunars by Anubis Arts
  • Doggy Don’t Care by Rotub Games
  • Memory’s Reach by 100 Stones Interactive
  • Trivia Deal by Fluent Pixel
  • PROXIMATE by Cain Maddox
  • Dryft City Kyngs by Nonsense Machine

The six tabletop showcase winners are:

  • Conquest For The Capital by MountainSoul Gaming
  • Coffee Up! by ToToTam
  • Cartograph: Atlas Edition by The Ravensridge Emporium
  • Panda Party Game by Cheerfolk
  • Spacewreck Salvage by Aethermon Studios
  • Potion Society by The Murmuring Mystic

PAX Aus 2025 will also feature all the major names in game development, alongside the best in gaming accessories and hardware manufacturing. Be sure to check them all out — you never know what you might be missing.

Three-day passes and Saturday passes are already sold out, but Friday and Sunday badges are still available at this stage. For more information head on over to the PAX Aus website.

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