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SurviveDown Under
Mas Melbourne Production
about this game
Survive Down Under is a comedy game by Mas Melbourne Production. It pokes gentle fun at the culture shock of arriving in Australia. It is made for fun and light learning.
Not official. This game is not made, checked or endorsed by any government, police force, road authority, airline, school, tourism body, brand or company. Any names, logos or products you spot belong to their owners and are shown only as everyday scenery.
Not advice. Road rules, biosecurity, beach, wildlife, money and etiquette tips are simplified for play. They are not legal, immigration, driving, medical or safety advice. Rules differ by state and change over time, so always check the official source and follow local signs and staff.
Made-up people. All characters and situations are fictional, and any likeness to a real person is a coincidence. The jokes are affectionate and are not meant to stereotype or put down any person, culture, religion or country.
Wildlife. Please never feed, chase or touch wild animals, and never poke around rock pools.
Art. The artwork was made with the help of AI tools and then edited by hand.
Sounds. Sheep bleats: public-domain recording by earthcalling and a CC0 recording by InverseHypercube (Wikimedia Commons). Magpie song: a recording by Ethmostigmus, CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikimedia Commons), shortened. More recordings from Pixabay (Pixabay Content License), shortened: DRAGON-STUDIO (crocodile hiss, dog bark, crowd cheer, car crash, cicadas), MagiaZ (crocodile growl), Driken5482 (crowd cheer), Universfield (crowd reactions, car horn, splash), freesound_community (snake hiss, kookaburra, duck quacks, tram and bicycle bells, sneeze, slurp, scissors, crowd murmur, lamb), Buntysmum (galah), spinopel (magpie calls), SoundReality (seagull, fire), ScottishPerson (pouring water), iedurodrigues (duck quack), Alex_Jauk (seagull call). The kangaroo, koala and some crowd and other effects are made in the game.
Copyright. © Mas Melbourne Production. The game, its artwork and its code are not free to copy, reupload or sell. It is meant to be played on downunder.titoharis.com.
Counting. To learn whether the game is fun enough to replay, we count anonymous plays: a random code kept in your browser, with no name, no IP address and no account.
Leaderboard. A name you post is shown publicly with your score. Use a nickname, never your real full name or any personal details. We do not collect photos, emails or accounts. Your best score is kept only in your own browser.
practice
smoko break
Paused. Have a cuppa.
flip it, mate
Turn your phone sideways for this one.
Rotation locked? Pick a side, then tip your phone that way. We turn the picture for you, full screen.
Heating the pies…