Five Edinburgh Games Companies That Don’t Actually Make Games
Here are five successful Edinburgh videogames companies, which don’t make videogames.
Scotland: TechCrunch Needs You
TechCrunch is embarking on a major new project to survey European founders and investors in cities including Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Aberdeen, Inverness & Stirling.
SGN Podcast: Interview with Maxwell Scott-Slade (Glitchers)
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.
Welcome To The Emporium Of Digital Delights
The Emporium of Digital Delights is a series of online coding challenge ‘sprints’ from Prewired++ to help young people make something cool with code.
Creative Edinburgh Seeking New Executive Director
Creative Edinburgh is looking for a new Executive Director to lead the organisation and support the city’s creative community as it emerges from the uncertainty of Covid and responds to the rapid evolution of our …
Raise Your Game With New Business Skills
When was the last time you thought seriously about your plans for making videogames your career? More and more developers are discovering that the opportunity to create their own games is the biggest opportunity in …
OUT NOW: Drive Buy
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
AdInMo SDK Now Live On Unity Asset Store
AdInMo’s innovative InGamePlay software development kit (SDK), which enables in-game mobile advertising, is now available via the Unity Asset Store.
Make Your Game Greater With Data
Every game developer now needs to know more about data. From downloads and DLC, to ad revenues, monthly average users and lifetime vaue, data can be the key to your studio’s survival.
Thankfully there’s a new online course specifically for you…
Codeplay Secures US Government Super Computer Contract
Codeplay, the Edinburgh-based AI company has signed a deal with the US government to help build the next generation of supercomputers. Codeplay will work with the National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center (NERSC) at the …