Event: How We Shipped Minecraft Dungeons… Despite 2020
Find out about the challenges faced by the Double 11 team in releasing Minecraft Dungeons – in 2020 – at the next Queer Code event on Dec 1st
Find out about the challenges faced by the Double 11 team in releasing Minecraft Dungeons – in 2020 – at the next Queer Code event on Dec 1st
The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities and the Traverse Theatre have opened two fellowships for writers – including one for new digital platforms.
The is a wonderful opportunity for writers and narrative designers to take their concepts to a whole new audience.
The next Event Horizon from sci-fi magazine & community Shoreline of Infinity, brings together sci-fi and videogames for an evening of performers, creators, writers and researchers doing what they do best. It sounds EPIC.
As of today, the Scottish Games Network is an official supporter of the Raise The Game pledge, to make the global games industry a more welcoming, inclusive and diverse place to be.
Raise The Game is an important initiative to make the UK games sector a more more welcoming place, with diversity and inclusion within the industry and the games it creates.
This weekend (20th–21st June), the UK games industry is calling on the British public to gather online to play and talk together in a united effort to tackle loneliness in the UK. The PLAY …
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.
Abertay’s School of Design & Informatics is no stranger to success. This March, their undergrad games degrees were named best in Europe – for the sixth year in a row. And now, their entire Graduate Show can be viewed online.
The Royal Mail is issuing a new set of video games special stamps for 2020 featuring some of the most iconic games to have been developed in the UK in the 1980s and 1990s. Dundee’s …
Dave Jones, founder of DMA Design and the man behind games including Grand Theft Auto, Lemmings and Tanktics has been named number one, in the Herald’s list of 50 Scots who changed the world.