The Scottish Games Network has officially joined as a community partner for the upcoming TecTonic Night Summit, which returns to Barras Art and Design (BAaD) on Thursday, 10 September 2026. (Read on for our exclusive discount code below...) Part of Glasgow Tech Week, the evening event brings together over 400 founders, creators, investors, and ecosystem... Continue Reading →
Connecting the Ecosystem: Barclays Eagle Labs to Host Creative Industries Meet-Up in Glasgow Next Week
Creative businesses and games developers from across Scotland are being invited to connect, collaborate, and break down industry silos at a new cross-sector Media and Creative Meet Up networking event in Glasgow next week. Hosted by Barclays Eagle Labs, the Media and Creative Meet Up will take place on Thursday, June 25, from 5:30 PM... Continue Reading →
Opinion: The Invisible Powerhouse โ Why The Heraldโs Culture 50 Has An Interactive Blind Spot
This is a fantastic list. Truly. As I read through The Heraldโs 50 most powerful people in Scottish arts and culture (Paywall), I see names that represent the very best of our nation โ musicians, producers, actors, and advocates who have fought to keep Scotlandโs creative heart beating during some of the toughest years in... Continue Reading →
Call For Educators & Industry: 2025 Games Education Symposium To Bridge Gap With Wider Creative Sector
The Scottish Games Education Symposium (SGES) a partnership between Scottish Games Education Network and The Scottish Games Network, is thrilled to announce the date, location, and focus of its highly anticipated 2025 event. Taking place on November 19, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 4 PM, the symposium will be sponsored and hosted by West College... Continue Reading →
Fun Is Not A Four-Letter Word: SGN Challenges Scotlandโs Creative Sector to Embrace ‘Playful Thinking’
The Scottish Games Network (SGN) today announced the 'More Than Games: Creative Industries Innovation Summit,' an initiative set to bridge the country's vibrant games ecosystem with its creative, cultural, and heritage sectors. Scheduled for November 26th, 2025, at Barclays Eagle Lab in Glasgow, this invitation-only event is supported by The National Lottery through Creative Scotland.... Continue Reading →
New UK Videogames Council Formed to Advise Government on Sector Growth
The UK government has today announced the formation of the new UK Videogames Council, a strategic body of industry leaders established to advise on policy and support the continued growth of the sector. The council brings together a diverse group of experts from across the games industry to help shape the future of the UK's... Continue Reading →
UK Government Unveils Major New Support for Games: A Launchpad for Scotland’s Supercluster Ambition
This week has been a landmark moment for the UKโs video games industry. The UK Government has published its new Modern Industrial Strategy, which includes a significant and dedicated package of support designed to fuel growth, innovation, and talent across the UK's Creative Industries - which includes a great deal of good news for the... Continue Reading →
Dundee’s Creative Industries ยฃ353m Value Is A Major Win For Scotland’s Games Industry
A landmark report from Creative Dundee has revealed that Dundee's creative industries now contribute an astonishing ยฃ353 million to the local economy, positioning the sector as the city's primary economic driver. This is a monumental achievement, and at the heart of this success story lies the innovation, talent, and global reach of its world-renowned games... Continue Reading →
ยฃ60 Million Government Boost for UK’s Creative Industries Sector Plan
New Funding Includes ยฃ5.5M for the UK Games Fund & ยฃ7M For UK Global Screen Fund - Glasgow & Edinburgh-Dundee Corridor Identified As Key UK Regions Creative businesses and projects across the UK will receive government funding to help them grow as part of a major boost to the economy โ marking the first step... Continue Reading →
Scottish Government Seeks Input on Cultural Sector Support in New Survey
Scottish Culture Survey: The Scottish Government has launched a vital survey to gain valuable insights into how the cultural sector is currently supported in Scotland, and what changes are needed to serve its future needs best. This initiative comes alongside an independent review of Creative Scotland, the lead body for the country's arts, screen, and... Continue Reading →
