Ali Rees

1 week ago | thenational.scot | Ali Rees

Netrunner was a card game produced by Fantasy Flight Games between 2012 and 2018 (Image: Supplied) A VOLUNTEER-LED gaming organisation is deep in the midst of planning a 300-person world championship tournament in Edinburgh later this year. The non-profit Null Signal Games is now in talks with Dovecot Studios to expand capacity to fit the legion of gamers keen to visit Scotland’s capital from October 17 to 19.

1 week ago | thenational.scot | Ali Rees

MCV/Develop has recently announced the shortlist for its annual prize ceremony THE story of a dog and his owner making their way back to their childhood home on Orkney is among the four Scottish representatives shortlisted at prestigious video games industry awards. MCV/Develop is a monthly trade publication for the UK’s gaming industry and has recently announced the shortlist for its annual prize ceremony.

2 weeks ago | brignews.com | Ali Rees

Monsters are scary, we all know that. Being chased by a zombie hoard holds an inherent tension that is easy to sink into. Being tortured is terrifying, being chased or psychologically tormented are clear sources of fear. But what about the horror of the mundane? But that’s never going to happen to you in real life (probably), which maintains a degree of disconnect. What if we bring the horror closer to home, to a level that is relatable to the everyday?

2 weeks ago | thenational.scot | Ali Rees

Organiser Gary Innes in front of 'The Big Yin' mural (Image: Supplied) A NIGHT of traditional music at Glasgow’s OVO Hydro will this year be paying tribute to Billy Connolly. Returning to the venue for the fourth year, The Hoolie in the Hydro will be taking place on Saturday, December 13 Celebrating the Big Yin’s comedy and folk music, the night has a line-up of “windswept and interesting” musicians ready to share their favourite songs.

1 month ago | brignews.com | Ali Rees

Summer means barbeques, holidays, and hanging out late while the sun lingers. Casual board games with a few friends and a few drinks can strengthen friendships and generate long lasting, laughter-filled memories. Here are Brig’s top picks for games that are perfect for casual hang outs over the summer. 3+ players – very shortThis casual push-your-luck card game is just a pile of cards, making it easy to take to wherever folks are gathering.