After a COVID hiatus, Australia's largest gaming festival returns and explores mental health

Harry Asbury proposes to Gaby Garner at the PAX Aus festival in Melbourne.

Harry Asbury proposes to Gaby Garner at the PAX Aus festival in Melbourne. Source: Facebook / PAX Aus

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For many, playing video games provided a crucial social connection during COVID lockdowns, helping to improve mental health and wellbeing.

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