It’s going to be a different gamescom this year. The world’s grandest stage to showcase new and upcoming games has been physically torn down by COVID-19. While it will be difficult to recreate the unique Cologne experience, here’s 3 digital alternatives to replace your physical gamescom attendance come August. We hope loads of local talent Continue reading →
Big news coming from our proud member Triangle Factory! After closely collaborating on the development of a series of location-based VR games for The Park, Telenet is leveling up its partnership with the Ghent based studio by taking a stake in the company. This will allow The Park to focus even more on innovation and Continue reading →
While we try to keep our finger firmly on the pulse of the #BelgianGamesIndustry, it’s not always as easy to see what’s happening abroad. Good thing then that identifiying foreign business opportunities for Flemish companies is the specialty of Flanders Investment & Trade. They recently published two interesting market studies on the games industry in Continue reading →
Attention all game studios who are looking for additional funding for their projects. VAF/GAME has two upcoming submission deadlines in June, so let’s whip out those pens and get those applications ready. First off, it’s business as usual for the periodic VAF/GAME call. The next submission deadline for preproduction, production, and marketing support for both Continue reading →
While we have managed to succesfully slow the spread of coronavirus and we’re cautiously preparing to pick up our daily routines again, staying inside is still saving lives. As working from home will stay the norm for the foreseeable future, we caught up with some of our bigger local studios to hear how they experienced Continue reading →
The European Games Developer Federation has released the results of an opt-in survey about the impact of COVID-19 among game studios and the Belgian numbers don’t paint a pretty picture. While it’s hardly surprising that the pandemic is having an impact on the business of our local studios, it’s even more worrisome that a significant Continue reading →








