Queer Me: The Queer Games Library

Queer Me, or The Queer Games Library, is a new digital game library and archive, which will curate video games which offer the opportunity to explore diverse gender and sexuality expressions, or a queer perspective through play.

Date of the Dead – Kickstarter LIVE

Date of the Dead, the quirky LGBTQ-friendly, paranormal dating sim that invites you to romance a selection of irresistible ghouls, ghosts and monsters has just launched a Kickstarter crowdfunding campign.

XBLG: Gamerhub 2 Xbox Boogaloo

Xbox Live Gamerhub is back.

The online community for gamers, is being resurrected, with plans for new events, channels, events and opportunities for Xbox gamers to connect, compete and collaborate.

Help Build Scotland’s Future as a Digital Nation

Help Build Scotland’s Future as a Digital Nation.

ScotlandIS and the Scottish Government are asking Scotland’s digital technology companies to help drive the country’s future as a digital society.

Let’s Get Game Jamming

Game Jam 192, a new competition created specifically for remote development is now open for entries.

Freelancers Wanted

It promises to be a fairly difficult time for freelance workers moving forward. The creative industries run on self-employed people, but with businesses of all kinds concentrating on survival and their full-time staff, the work …

Scotland Needs YOUR Games

Let’s be honest, it’s been a weird few weeks. As more and more businesses shift to remote working and the reality of the Covid-19 isolation becomes clearer, ever greater numbers of people are going to …

Games|Drinks: EDI, GLA, DDE

The next Games|Drinks events, organised by All4Games’ Colin MacDonald, are taking place in early November in Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow.

Scottish Games Industry Survey – PLEASE READ

The Scottish Games Network, Creative Scotland and Scottish Enterprise are working together to produce the first ever entirely comprehensive survey of Scotland’s games industry.

2015 in review

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors per year. This blog was viewed about 90,000 times in 2015. If …