The 2026 Fusion Fest & TecTonic events were a glorious, playful collision of tech and creativity which showcased Scotland at its best.

More Than Games: Open call for speakers. MTG is looking for developers & experts with skills and experience outside the consumer games market.

PlayAway 2026, explores what happens when artists, game designers, educators, technologists and community organisers get into the same room.

Techscaler, the Scottish Government-backed incubator programme has announced the 10 Scottish games studios heading to Gamescom 2026.

The excellent TecTonic Night Summit returns to the Barras Art & Design as part of Glasgow Tech Week on Thursday 10th September

V&A Dundee Game Design Intern: Applications are open for a one year, paid, game design intern position exclusively for Abertay graduates.

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A kickstarter campaign for Little Bird, the first book from Edinburgh games & listerary studio SuperForest, is now open for backers.

SGN launches Project Pathfinder: A new programme to make games an integral part of Scotland's digital and creative future.

The Heralds 50 most powerful people in Scottish arts & culture is a fantastic list of leaders, but why is the games sector missing in action?

Two years after launching the excellent Skills Crisis in the UK Games Sector report, Gina Jackson needs your help to update the data.

SGN CEO Brian Baglow will be championing games in the National Conversations Tech and AI Hustings in Edinburgh on Thursday 23 April 2026

Umbra Dynamics has emerged as the major winner of the Regional EDGE competition in Tayside, securing a £50,000 top prize at a ceremony held at V&A Dundee. Led by industry veteran Marc Williamson, the former CEO of Tag Games, the studio is tackling a critical but often ignored gap in our ecosystem: the preservation and remastering of gaming’s vast history.

Scotland's Games Cross-Party Group will meet for the last time before the Scottish elections on March 18th 2026

The momentum following the recent Parliamentary debate on Scotland’s games sector is translating into action. The next meeting of the Cross-Party Group (CPG) on Scotland’s Games Ecosystem will take place on March 18th, from 18:00 - 20:00. Interest from across the industry and academia has already been exceptionally high. With the committee room in the Scottish Parliament restricted to a strict capacity of only…

Scotland's Games Cross-Party Group will meet for the last time before the Scottish elections on March 18th 2026

IES Manifesto: The new Interactive Entertainment Scotland (IES) manifesto aligns perfectly with Level Up: Scotland's Games Action Plan

The 2026 Scottish Games Education Symposium takes place at West College Scotland in Paisley on March 3rd 2026. Registrations Open Now.

Hello World! the Students Startup Summit takes place in Glasgow on March 2nd. Come and learn what it takes to start your own games business.

Let's get £10,000 to produce the best Scottish Greens Election broadcast yet - Can you help us reach this goal?

Level Up: The Scottish Parliament debated the publication of Scotland's Games Action Plan, with commitment to a CPG 'line-by-line' review.

The Parliamentary debate on Scotland's Games Action Plan will take place at 17:50 on Tuesday 3rd of February 2026. Watch online here.

A National Games Debate will take place in the Scottish Parliament on Tue 2 of Feb to gather views on Level Up: Scotland's Games Action Plan

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Scotland's Games Action Plan heads to Holyrood as Michael Marra MSP lodges a motion (S6M-20521) calling for a dedicated Members’ debate.