Representing Scotland's videogames and interactive industry.
Robert Gordon University (RGU) in partnership with Edinburgh University are conducting a study to "Drive forward change" for women working in the media. This survey, commissioned by Engender Scotland and Gender Equal Media Scotland (GEMS), asks women in the arts-based in Scotland to share their experiences. The project aims to find obstacles to women's participation... Continue Reading →
On the first anniversary of its launch Island Saver, the financial education game from Stormcloud Games is celebrating 3 million downloads.
YoYo Games has launched Little Town - a new game-making tutorial - which teaches students and hobbyists game development using GameMaker Studio 2.
Cumbrae has been recreated in Minecraft as part of an educational project to help school children learn the island's heritage & history.
The Emporium of Digital Delights is a series of online coding challenge 'sprints' from Prewired++ to help young people make something cool with code.
Digital Xtra Fund, the charity which enables young people across Scotland to learn valuable new digital skills has received a donation of £25,000 from Chroma Ventures to support its annual grants programme.
A collaboration between Young Enterprise Scotland (YES) and Glasgow University has produced two new games to teach young people valuable business skills.
Applications are now open for the Tranzfuser Enterprise Pathway, a funding competition open to graduates from UK universities, which offers up to £25,000 to develop a new commercial videogame.
A Case Study of YoYo Games, the Dundee-based creator of the GameMakerStudio game development platform, which has been downloaded over 10 million times.
Island Saver, the console & mobile game created by Stormcloud Games & NatWest is helping children worldwide to learn about money in a new way
