Calamity Falls is one of those sleepy little towns which seems untouched by the ravages of time. Everybody knows their neighbours, they always take time to say good morning, gap-toothed freckled kids riding bikes, will …
It’s the start of awards season in the games world. From now until Christmas, an array of glittering and glamorous awards ceremonies will be taking place across the length and breadth of the UK, as …
Eurogamer has posted an in-depth article on the history and evolution of Denki. It’s well worth reading and comes recommended… It’s a familiar enough story. A small group of idealistic developers jumps off the A-list …
Ludometrics, as you may know, is an independent games company in Glasgow’s rather cool Merchant City (the bit with the good pubs, restaurants and nice shops). We like Ludometrics. In the last year they’ve released …
Denki’s Managing Director, Colin Anderson has been busy. He’s posted a new blog on GamaSutra, outlining the company’s plans and focus for the future. Not surprisingly, it’s something a little unusual. Well, it’s Denki. You’d …
The games industry is changing. It’s a business which has always been driven by technology but, for many years, this meant that the gee-whizzery and eye candy aspects of games soaked up all the time, …
The team at Denki have released a filthy teasing hint that they’re working on their next new game. Following the success of Quarrel on iOS and Xbox Live, Denki’s next move has been the subject …
Reproduced in whole, thanks to it being pretty much awesome. A celebration and a challenge. After the entire games industry told Denki that Quarrel wouldn’t work on console – can we make it a hit? …
Quarrel, the highly regarded word game from Denki hit the iOS market towards the end of 2011. It proved quite popular with critics and players. It was awarded excellent scores and hit several ‘game of …
The 2011 British Academy Awards Scotland were here in central Glasgow last night. Alongside a veritable who’s who of glamorous talent and fabulous celebrities, the awards recognised the best games created in Scotland. Three companies …
