Techscaler - the Scottish Government startup incubator programme delivered by CodeBase - has officially unveiled the 10 Scottish game development studios selected for its upcoming trade delegation to Gamescom 2026. The founders will travel to Cologne, Germany, from 26โ30 August to represent Scotland's gaming ecosystem on the international stage. The mission aims to connect homegrown... Continue Reading →
SGN Partners with Indonesian Embassy for ‘Scotnesia’ Games Ecosystem Exchange
The Scottish Games Network is delighted to announce the Scotnesia Game Exchange 2025, a special online event designed to build bridges between the Scottish and Indonesian games ecosystems. The event will take place this Thursday, 7th August 2025, from 10:30 - 14:00 BST. This is a valuable and timely opportunity for Scottish developers, studios, and... Continue Reading →
Techscaler Japan Takeaways: Games Mission Insight
Following an in-depth visit to Japan's world-renowned gaming ecosystem earlier this year, Techscaler is hosting a special event in Edinburgh to share invaluable insights, lessons, and opportunities for Scotland's games sector. Techscaler Japan Takeaways: Accelerating Scotland's Global Gaming Ambitions, is a free event will take place on Tuesday, June 24th, 2025, from 5:30 PM to... Continue Reading →
Women in Games Announces PRIDE 24-Hour Charity Stream for The Trevor Project โ Call for Scottish Games Community Support!
Women in Games (WIG) has unveiled an exciting initiative to celebrate PRIDE month, announcing the WIG PRIDE 24-Hour Charity Stream - scheduled for Saturday, June 28th to Sunday, June 29th, 2025. This special event, supported by IGDA PRIDE, aims to bring together communities from across the games ecosystem to raise vital funds for The Trevor... Continue Reading →
Games Cohort Announced For Techscaler Japan
Scotland's Games Industry Powers Up with Techscaler Japan Programme Scotland's games sector is set for a boost as eight of the country's most promising games studios journey to Japan as part of the Techscaler Japan programme. Following the success of Techscaler's initiatives in San Francisco and Singapore, this new international programme will support Scottish games... Continue Reading →
Scotland’s Games: At The World’s Biggest Expo – Video Wanted
Scottish Games Sizzle Reel! Dear game developers, Scotland needs your game footage! Event organisers, universities, colleges - we need you too. As part of Scotland's presence at EXPO 2025 in Osaka, Japan, the government is putting together a Scottish games 'sizzle reel' showcasing Scotland's games ecosystem. This will be shown during Scotlandโs first spotlight day... Continue Reading →
Scottish Games Studios To Showcase Talent at Japan Expo 2025
Scottish game developers are preparing to take centre stage at Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan, this April. As part of a larger Scottish delegation showcasing expertise in creative industries, life sciences, and offshore wind, the games sector will have a dedicated day on 17th April to connect with potential buyers, investors, and advisors. Eight Scottish... Continue Reading →
Climax Studios Edinburgh: Games Giant Opens First Scottish Office
Climax Studios, the British video game developer, headquartered in Portsmouth, has announced that it is opening a new facility in Edinburgh. Climax Studios Edinburgh is already recruiting for a variety of developer positions. Climax is best known for its work on titles such as Sudeki, Silent Hill: Origins and Silent Hill: Shattered Memories. In 2021... Continue Reading →
Build a Rocket Boy Moves One Step Closer to Everywhere with New Montpellier Studio
Scottish AAA developer Build a Rocket Boy have just announced plans to open a new studio in Montpellier in 2023. This is the companyโs third location, after Edinburgh and Budapest, and is a tactical move by directors to create a talent centre in France, and attract the experienced staff required to bring Everywhere, their ambitious... Continue Reading →
Event: Women In Games UK And China
Event: Women In Games UK And China will bring together women from the UK and China to discuss their experiences working in games research or the games industry.
