UK Games Fund Announces Round 8 Funding

The UK Games Fund has announced the 12 studios across the country which have received funding to develop new games concepts.

Looking For Funding? EIE Investor Readiness Programme Now Open

The Engage Invest Exploit Investor Readiness Programme is open for applications from Scottish tech companies seeking investment in 2022.

Creative Industries Fund Opens: ÂŁ25K For Creative Business Growth

The Creative Industries Fund is a new opportunity for small and micro creative businesses in the UK to access up to ÂŁ25K for business growth.

Scottish Entrepreneurs Pledge ÂŁ1M To Scottish Edge

Several of Scotland’s leading entrepreneurs have committed an additional £1 million of grants and loans to Scottish EDGE, the UK’s biggest funding competition for start ups and potential high growth businesses.

Case Study: Stormcloud Games & NatWest – Island Saver

Island Saver, the console & mobile game created by Stormcloud Games & NatWest is helping children worldwide to learn about money in a new way

Win Up To ÂŁ100,000 For Your Games Business

Entries are now open for Scottish Edge Round 17! Win Up To ÂŁ100,000 For Your Games Business

Call for Three-Year Government Funding Agreements for Scotland’s Culture Sector

Culture Counts, the organisation which is the collective voice of Scotland’s cultural and heritage sectors, has written to Fiona Hyslop MSP, the Cabinet Secretary for Economy, Fair Work and Culture, to ask for the announcement of a three-year culture budget in January 2021.

Access to Finance for Indie Game Studios

The online Access to Finance event from UKIE offers an opportunity for game developers and indie studios to discover different funding and finance options, to support their games and their businesses

OUT NOW: Island Saver – Financial Education Game From NatWest

OUT NOW: Island Saver.

NatWest has released its first ever financial education game, Island Saver, designed and developed by Stormcloud Games in Dundee.

New Funding Round For Audio Specialist Krotos

Edinburgh-based Krotos, the company behind the Dehumaniser voice processor (awesome for making roars, screams, moans and other monster-type sounds for games, VR and animation…) has raised a ‘six figure sum’ in its most recent round …