Three well-known figures in Scotland’s videogames sector have been nominated in the Game Dev Heroes 2020 competition.
Korina Abbott, Nick Barret and Phil Harris are now in the running for the competition which recognises individual achievement within the videogames sector, with winners announced in October 2020.
The wonders of nature, the nature of existence, the existence of nature. All of these things and more – or less – are the focus of a new interactive experience released by RamenSoft, a team …
Over on Bleeding Cool, official friend of the Scottish Games Network, Phil Harris has written an excellent summary of the weekend’s Edinburgh Game Symposium. Rather than rewrite, or steal big chunks and pretend we’re being creative, …
Two hours to go. Thus far there have been no meltdowns, no collapses, no screaming hysteria. In fact the whole of the first ever Moray Game Jam has been marked by remarkable levels of good …
It’s Saturday afternoon. The first ever Moray game jam has just past the first 24 hours and all nine teams are powering into their projects. The theme of the jam, is it changed the world …
The Moray Game Jam, UK’s most northerly game jam kicked off this afternoon, with over 40 competitors, split between nine teams, taking part in the first ever Jam to be held in Elgin’s Moray College. …
That was fun… Game In Scotland took place on Saturday afternoon. This year’s event moved out of the grim and slightly sticky Fat Sam’s nightclub, which had been its home for the last eight years …
Ambitious Dundee-based developer Guerilla Tea organised and ran two workshops for teenagers with learning disabilities earlier this year. They’ve already shared some of their experiences here on SGN… The goal of the workshop was to …
We were delighted to be invited to Guerilla Tea’s second workshop with Enable Scotland’s East Renfrewshire Local Area Coordination (LAC) Team; with some parents and LAC’s there with the kids. For those of you who …
