WE are NOT a MASSIVE GAMING STUDIO
We’re Learning Too
We’re not a massive gaming studio. We’re a small bunch of people in a room, learning as we go and giving Djaa everything we’ve got. We know there’s plenty we can improve — and we’re not afraid to admit it. With your feedback and support, we’ll keep learning, keep building and definitely won’t give up. Our goal is simple: to make Djaa better, more interactive, more educational and, most importantly, cooler every day.
Thank you for the grace and for being part of the journey with us.
Are there still bugs to be fixed in the game?
If you experience any issues while playing Djaa, please let our team know. As Djaa continues to grow, there may occasionally be updates, improvements, or minor technical hiccups while new content and features are being developed. Our team is actively working on the game each week to keep it updated, running smoothly, and delivering the best possible experience for players and schools. Djaa is proudly being developed by a passionate and dedicated independent team who genuinely care about creating something meaningful, exciting, and culturally strong for the next generation.
We truly appreciate your support and encourage you to keep an eye on your app store and the Djaa website for future updates, new chapters, features, and learning content.
Is Djaa approved by elders from the Aboriginal community?
The approval from Elders and family for the Aboriginal culturally inspired, fictional video game reflects the producer’s dedication to cultural respect. A key advisory group, alongside family and community members, has provided input throughout development, ensuring the game is both authentic and culturally sensitive while maintaining a creative and respectful narrative.
This collaboration strikes a balance between tradition and innovation, honoring the heritage it represents.
Yes! Our team is currently working on future chapters and ongoing updates for Djaa.
Each new chapter will take players to different places across Country, introducing new stories, challenges, characters, cultural wisdom, bush tucker, and learning experiences along the journey. Djaa is designed to continue growing over time — giving students, teachers, and families new adventures to explore while deepening their connection to culture and learning. Teachers and schools are encouraged to stay connected through the Djaa website and updates page to follow new releases, classroom resources, and upcoming content.
Is everyone who works on the Game Indigenous?
“No! We have a small but diverse team with a wide range of skills, including game development, art, animation, and more.”
Please see our team page for details
Will There Be New Releases of Djaa?
Is the game 100% Owned by Aboriginal/First Nations people of Australia?
Yes! the game IP and all art is owned by Triballink PTY LTD a 100% Aboriginal/First Nations owned company
www.triballink.com.au
Can we create a game for you!!!
Yes, we can.
The Djaa game you see today is just the beginning. The gameplay and mechanics we’ve created give us a foundation that can be adapted to different Countries, communities and stories.
Together, we can change the art, landscape, characters, stories, language and cultural learning to create a Djaa experience that reflects your people and your Country.
Imagine students exploring their own Country, hearing their own stories and seeing their own community represented in the game.
Different Country. Different stories. Your people. Your Djaa journey.