Scotland's Games Ecosystem Cluster
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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Abertay University Students Work With Scottish Ecological Design Association, James Hutton Institute and SEFARI Gateway to create educational game Stone & Veil, a videogame designed to explain human activities' impact on soil health and land use in Scotland, has been created by students at Abertay University, Dundee. Students from the university’s Professional Masters in Games …
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Power Up! is a brand new mobile game in which players generate data from the impact of their decisions upon biodiversity & the environment.
What can the games industry learn from COP26? Dr Carla Brown, the founder of Game Doctor shares her experience at the Glasgow COP26 summit.