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Ninja Pizza Girl: A supreme platformer with a deep-dish message, on show at PAX Aus 2014

Disparity Games co-director Nicole Stark spoke with us about the real message beneath the pizza and martial arts toppings.

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Watch this: Ninja Pizza Girl, a supreme platformer with a deep-dish message, on show at PAX Aus 2014

PAX Australia 2014 ran from October 31 to November 2 in Melbourne and, much like the previous inaugural year, there was an incredible array of indie games on show.

As part of our continuing video series this week, we're giving you a quick look at some more of the great independently developed titles that were available to play at the Indie Pavilion this year.

Ninja Pizza Girl is a Kickstarted platformer made by the family dev team Disparity Games. While ostensibly about being a teenage pizza delivery girl in a semi-cyberpunk world, it's far more about bullying and self-esteem.

We spoke with Nicole Stark, co-director of Disparity about the game and its protagonist.