Esports Scotland Merges With eRena Sports

Big news from the games world as Esports Scotland merges with eRena Sports, a company spearheaded by David Hamilton, the co-founder of Digital Goldfish and Executive Vice President of Ninja Kiwi. The expanded entity, operating under the eRena Sports brand, aims to establish a dominant presence in both grassroots and professional esports in Scotland and …

Reforged Studios Kickstarts Growth Plans With The Acquisition Of Ground Shatter & Extra Mile Studios

Reforged Studios

Reforged Studios, a new publisher founded by Scottish videogames veterans, has today revealed its first two acquisitions Ground Shatter and Glasgow-based Extra Mile Studios, with others to be announced later in the year.  Reforged Studios is a new breed of hybrid developer/publisher that empowers the studios it acquires to continue crafting great games whilst adding …

Outplay Eyes Acquisitions as Profits Rise

Outplay Entertainment. Dundee office

Outplay has reported an increase in pre-tax profits of £8.9 million and may be looking for new development studios for acquisition.

PlayTech Sells YoYo Games For $10M

Playtech the online gambling company which owns YoYo Games, the Dundee-based creator of Game Maker Studio, has sold the company to an unnamed buyer, for $10 million, six years after it purchased the company for $16.4 million.

Hutch Games Shares £375 Million With Staff

Hutch Games, which has a Dundee studio, has been purchased by Modern Times Group (MTG) for £375 million, with proceeds being shared with staff.

Miniclip Acquires Eight Pixels Square From Outplay

Miniclip, the Swiss-based online games portal, has acquired mobile games studio Eight Pixels Square, from Outplay for an undisclosed sum. Founded in 2012 and acquired by Outplay in 2016, Eight Pixels Square is the developer behind numerous action titles including Sniper Strike: Special Ops (35m downloads), Raid HQ and Cartel Kings. Miniclip has enjoyed great …

Glasgow Mobile Breakfast Returns For Another Helping of Croissants

WeeWorld is reviving it's Glasgow Mobile Breakfast meetups after a brief hiatus, opening it's conference room doors to a roundtable of developers and mobile businesses for discussion and debate on the stuff that matters to them. Past attendees, who have come from as far as Edinburgh and Dundee, will be familiar with the no holds …