The fourth Develop Indie Showcase is now open for submissions. The Showcase gives indie studios an opportunity to gain exposure for their games – and receive direct feedback from a panel of judges. Last year’s Indie Showcase featured Paladin Studios’ …
Game developers, BAFTA wants you. Breakthrough Brits is a brand new competition which is open to people working in the UK’s screen industries. Including games. According to BAFTA: The Academy is looking for exceptional individuals …
Ever wanted to be a Certification Analyst? The British Film Institute is looking for people to join them as assessors, carrying out the cultural test video games companies will need to pass in order to …
MCV is carrying a fairly large interview with the UK’s Minister for Culture, Communication and the Creative Industries, Ed Vaisey following last week’s announcement of tax breaks for the video games sector. Mr Vaisey reveals …
Develop Magazine has published a week of features examining and exploring the games sector in Scotland, kicking off with a provocative piece of editorial asking if Scotland could become the next Finland? Scotland is a …
The BAFTA New Talent awards is an annual competition for people who have just begun their careers in the screen industries, or who have released their first work. The competition is open to students, graduates …
We want to reach those with a shared interest in how technology and open data could improve life for those living and working in Glasgow. People with imagination, vision and enthusiasm to collaborate and develop …
That was fun… Game In Scotland took place on Saturday afternoon. This year’s event moved out of the grim and slightly sticky Fat Sam’s nightclub, which had been its home for the last eight years …
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the brand new GamesIndustry Innovation Awards. Created by Gamer Network (the company behind GamesIndustry.biz and GameHorizon), the new awards have been created to highlight and celebrate the individuals and companies …
Games can change the world… In July 2013, the team at Guerilla Tea announced that they were working with Cancer Research UK on a new game which would use real world clinical research data. Players …
