Dare to be Digital, the world’s leading competition for student game developers has announced the developer accord members for the 2013 event. Developer accord members are companies who give up time to provide guidance and …
The cross-party group on videogames technology was started in early 2012 by MSP Joe Fitzpatrick. The group met in March that same year – while GDC was on – yet still attracted a standing room …
Ten very different companies gave ten very different talks and presentations at the 2013 Game In Scotland event. As part of our exclusive coverage of the event, we’re delighted to make those presentation files available …
Our week of exclusive Game In Scotland coverage continues with a run down of the speakers who’ll be on stage this Saturday (9th of March) to tell the audience more about their companies, their games, …
Game In Scotland, the country’s largest recruitment event for the videogames, i nteractive and digital media sector has today announced it’s keynote speaker for 2013. Romana Ramzan will be opening the whole event. If …
Denki Blocks! – the legendary game of yore. Multiple award winner, multiple platform encompasser and ultimate expression of sliding sticky blocks around a variety of environments in order to get them to bond in interesting …
The NEoN 2012 festival introduced a new event called Drop In And Play. They invited smaller developers to take their games along to the Dundee Contemporary Arts Centre and let members of the public play …
Bips! is a brand new game from Ludometrics, out now for Facebook. So far so vanilla you might be thinking, but hold those there horses, cowboys n’ girls. This is no regular release. Bips! has …
Never a company to rest upon its day-glo yellow bubble wrap laurels, to experience the gleeful popping noise, Denki has been busy. The company has today released its latest title, WORD QUEST, available to play …
The 2012 Creative Scotland awards has come in for some criticism in recent weeks. We kicked off, asking why digital media and interactive entertainment had no categories, alongside more traditional areas such as film, television, …
