Christophe De bont 
23/11/2018This morning, white smoke started to erupt from the room where the Belgian Game Awards jury was locked up weeks ago. This could only mean one thing: habemus nominees! It was either that or someone had suffered spontaneous combustion at the mere sight of all the great games that entered. But as all six judges Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 14/11/2018Submissions for the BelgianGameAwards 2019 were a tremendous success, which means the jury is now combing over close to 50 (!) entries to select the nominees for various categories. We expect the outcome of that exercise later this month, so for now let’s take a closer look at the brave souls who’ve taken on jury duty. Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 09/11/2018They say money doesn’t buy happiness, but it sure buys you precious development time. Financials are important for any company, but as the development process for a game often spans several years, game studios do well to always have one eye on the screen and one eye on the books. In the next Gaming Lab, Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 08/11/2018South by Southwest (SXSW), taking place in Austin from March 8 until March 17, has grown from a music event into one of the most important international forums for the creative industries. The festival is no longer only about discovering hip new bands, but has embraced topics such as film, multimedia, digital entertainment, video games Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 02/11/2018The fourth edition of Meet & Build will take place in Charleroi on November 17 from 10.30 until 19.00. Last year we could only tell you to sign up for the waiting list, but at the time of writing there’s still seats available, so sign up (it’s free!) before it’s too late. Once again the organisation has managed Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 31/10/2018The first edition of a brand new game event always conjures a gentle mix of excitement and uncertainty. Stuffing the program with activities while trying to do something different, it’s inspiring to see an event get molded into its final form. But even then, nobody knows what the maiden voyage is going to be like. Continue reading →
