Scottish industry recruitment fair draws big names from across a sizable national sector

Fifteen studios confirmed for Game in Scotland

MCV Staff 17th May 2010 Publishing

Fifteen Scottish studios have confirmed their attendance at Game in Scotland 2010, the recruitment fair for the national games industry held this year at Fat Sam’s Nightclub in Dundee.

Confirmed exhibitors include the likes of Denki, Absolute Quality, Tag Games, Cohort Studios, Realtime Worlds and Digital Goldfish.

Events are set to include panels, presentations, debates and an afternoon networking reception for attendees to meet speakers and local developers.

Entrance is free, but interested parties must register their attendance at the event website.

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