Scotland's Games Ecosystem Cluster
Edinburgh-based studio Glitchers, renowned for its innovative work in 'applied games,' has shared exciting developments in its groundbreaking project, Sea Hero Quest – a game that has already significantly advanced Alzheimer's research. The studio's latest blog post, "Put a Lab in Your Pocket," details the journey so far and offers a glimpse into the future …
Scotland's games industry received a boost last week as three innovative businesses – Haggis Studios, Glitchers, and Theria Games Ltd – were announced as winners in the highly competitive Scottish EDGE Round 25 awards. The results, unveiled at a ceremony on May 29th, 2025, saw a total of £1.2 million in grant and loan funding …
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The University of Stirling has teamed up with Edinburgh-based studio Glitchers to launch Restore, a new browser-based video game designed to give players a hands-on experience with environmental restoration while contributing to critical real-world research. The release of Restore highlights how video games can powerfully support real-world tasks and research into global challenges like biodiversity …
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Three Scottish games studios - GLITCHERS, Hyper Luminal Games and Polygon Treehouse - have received £25K grants from the UK Games Fund
SGN POD: Maxwell Scott-Slade of Glitchers chats to Seb McKay about moving to Edinburgh, releasing on Switch as an indie, subscription models and more.
Drive Buy is a new racing game from Glitchers, which combines the high-octane thrills of street racing, with the complex time-management and route-finding fun of being a delivery driver. Out now for PC and Nintendo Switch
Glitchers is a game development studio which has worked on a wide range of games for good, including the BAFTA Nominated Sea Hero Quest. In 2020 the company relocated from London to Edinburgh. We spoke to CEO Max Scott-Slade to find out more.