Christophe De bont 
13/01/2021Pun intended. Unsurprisingly, Epic Games is one of the main partners of the latest White Nights Dev Contest for Unreal Engine developers. This competition is open to all European developers who are currently working on a video game developed in Unreal Engine 4. Next to Epic, winners can look forward to a range of different Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 08/01/2021Another year, another batch of new members that will join the FLEGA family. With co-creation hub Hangar K, we’re getting more than we bargained for, as the concept provides office space for various tech companies. Among many others, Hangar K is currently the home of game technology accelerator and fellow FLEGA member DAE Studios, the Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 06/01/2021One of the most common tips industry veterans have for beginning video game developers is to complete a production cycle from start to finish. Anyone can come up with an idea or hammer out a prototype, but identifying the right project and releasing a finished product is the hard part. As this can take anywhere Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 21/10/2020Earlier this week, French gaming outfit Nacon announced the acquisition of our proud member Neopica. Moving forward, the Ghent based studio which employs around 30 developers will work on next-gen technology as part of Nacon’s video game development unit. Created in 2007 by Peter Vermeulen and Filip Hautekeete, among others, Neopica is a veteran Belgian Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 30/09/2020Who run the world? No Beyoncé, it ain’t girls! In terms of getting your game out there, it’s clearly influencers. Twitch streamers and YouTubers have become vital in games. But with so many of them and no deontology to keep them in check, how do you find the right one for your game? It’s the Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 23/09/2020So you have finally launched your game. Congratulations! In the aftermath of hitting a digital store, you’re getting all kinds of sales data. You sold 3000 copies of your game in your first week on Steam? That’s great! Isn’t it? Truth is, it’s really hard to tell. Sure, you can do the math based on Continue reading →
