The 2014 Game In Scotland event happens this Saturday. Taking place at Abertay University’s Centre of Excellence for Videogames, the event brings together dozens of Scotland’s game development studios, speakers and experts, for a day …
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 …
Breaking news from the front lines of the games event horizon, the 2013 Game In Scotland event is ON. The country’s larges games recruitment fair takes place in Fat Sam’s Nightclub, Dundee from 12pm-5pm on …
We’ve just added a grand total of NINE new jobs to the Scottish Games Network JOBS page this morning. They’re all from game developers or technology companies and cover a huge range of roles, across …
One Thumb Mobile is one of the country’s most experienced mobile developers. Based in central Glasgow, the company has worked with some very large licenses, media and entertainment companies to produce branded games and apps …
The Prototype Fund, overseen by the University of Abertay has been responsible for many of the new companies now listed in the Scottish Games Network company directory, setting up and locating in Dundee. The fund …
Frenetic Studio is a design and development company based in the heart of Glasgow. The company is now looking for a Backend Developer to create a companion website for their latest iOS game as well …
Dundee’s Tiger Games is not the most well known studio in the city, but has established a solid reputation within the games sector by resurrecting one of the world’s most ill-treated (by videogames) superheroes – …
Do you need a job? Do you have a job, but would like another job, entirely different to your current job? Do you dream of a job which will allow you to explore the outer …
While the rest of the economy languishes, the creative sector seems to recovering a little faster than other sectors. The interactive industry in particular seems to be thriving right now, with a great many companies …
