Christophe De bont 
22/07/2021We learned a lot about gender and diversity in the video games industry during the “Everyone in the Picture” event held by VAF a couple of weeks ago. Most of these insights were hammered down in a no-nonsense keynote by Sweet Baby Inc’s Kim Belair, a writer and narrative designer actively working on getting more Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 07/07/2021Vaccine shots are hitting arms at a record pace these days. We don’t want to jinx it, but it looks like we’re finally at the tail end of this vicious health crisis. While your body’s fully recovered and protected, the same might not be true for your business. That’s where the Herstel Cultuurkrediet (link in Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 01/07/2021The European Investment Fund has signed a guarantee agreement with Triodos Bank that will allow up to €200 million in loans to entrepreneurs in the creative and cultural sectors. Since the financial institution operates in Belgium, this could benefit out local game studios as well. Triodos Bank is an ethical bank based in the Netherlands Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 02/06/2021It feels like only yesterday we were asking you about how your #BelgianGamesIndustry company was doing. The data you provided in the previous years proved invaluable to get an idea of where our local video games ecosystem is at. To keep track of where we’re headed as a sector, we’d like you to give us Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 23/04/2021Those of you who occasionally glance at our event calendar (Calendar Man will remember that) might have noticed we recently added three top of the bill masterclasses from international authorities in their respective fields. And best of all: they’re completely free for anyone in the #BelgianGamesIndustry! Kicking off these series of not to be missed Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 17/03/2021For the third year running, the European Games Coproduction Market connects both established and new developers in order to foster coproductions between indie game studios in Europe. Last year, the initiative included Belgian, French and German studios, but this year the event opens up to developers from Spain, Croatia, and Serbia. The European games coproduction Continue reading →
