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Scottish games developers could lose the tax breaks they fought so hard for, if the country was to go independent. On September 18th, Scotland’s population will vote whether to become an independent country or not. If they decided yes, then Scotland would need to set up their own tax system, …
Read More »Scotland Focus: Creating immersive game audio
Kahl Henderson of Scottish sound experts Savalas on the role audio can play in a game’s narrative
Read More »Scotland Focus: Training the next generation of game developers
Abertay University’s head of games education reveals how to get into games development and what its course offers
Read More »Highland games: Is Scotland the next Finland?
Kicking off a week of special features looking at games development in Scotland, we find out why the nation attracts so much talent
Read More »Develop March: The ultimate guide to GDC, Develop Awards lobbying and Scotland
Our bumper-sized March issue also features Peter Molyneux, Wearable Tech, Sean Murray FAQ and more
Read More »How will Scottish independence affect games development?
Find out in next month's Region Focus – or get involved and share your views
Read More »GTA V earns Rockstar North special award at Bafta Scotland
Accolade to recognise achievements of hugely successful sequel
Read More »Scotland gets new games expo
A new two-day consumer games exhibition is set to launch in Scotland during October next year. Based in Edinburgh at the International Conference Centre, Games Expo Scotland 2014 will house triple-A and indie games alike.The event will also feature developer sessions, competitions and retro games. Games Expo Scotland will take …
Read More »New games expo hits Scotland in October 2014
Game Expo Scotland to feature developer sessions, competitions and exhibitions by indie and triple-A studios
Read More »Tiga and UKIE pledge support for Scottish games trade body
'It is very important that the industry remains as joined up as possible to help each other through practical and other issues that face the UK’s games companies,' says Jo Twist
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