ALT Bad Magpie Key Art with an Indie Arena Booth 2026 border around it. The Bad Magpie Key art is the magpie in the centre of the image holding a flaming log with a trail of destruction and burning flowers behind her and crying mice running away from here. Peeking over the horizon behind her is a large glowing star. It says "BAD MAGPIE" in the centre of the image. The Indie Arena Booth border is pink and blue and says "Democratree, Games for Everyone" and "Indie Arena Booth 2026, 26 - 30 August. INDIEARENABOOTH.DE." There are cute illustrations of people and animals around the border too.

ALT A smiling selfie of Susie and Daisy in front of the Guadalindie sign

ALT A photograph of a computer showing bad magpie. You can see someone’s hand playing it with an XBOX controller

ALT A picture from one of the talks at Guadalindie. Karla Zimonja on stage discussing design of tuna packaging in Tacoma.

ALT Daisy playing another bird game (Song of the Peacock) at Guadalindie.

ALT A photograph of a computer showing bad magpie. You can see someone’s hand playing it with an XBOX controller

ALT a scan of sketchbook drawings of the magpie from our game Bad Magpie. There are 16 different drawings of her across the 2 pages, all with different expressions and movements

ALT A magpie stands at a fork in a road and watches as a fire spreads across some dry grass towards a wooden gate. The magpie’s calm demeanour implies it is responsible for the destruction.

ALT A small magpie tentatively approaches an alien-looking fallen star that has crash landed into a multistory car park. Shooting stars decorate the night sky.

ALT A 2D magpie appears on one of the screens of a pile of old CRT monitors depicting a pixelated adventure game. The screens glow green in the dark of the room.

ALT A magpie stands in an abandoned schoolyard at dusk, surrounded by scattered cans and bottles. It has just pecked a vending machine, which spits out a soda can.