Christophe De bont 
30/03/2017Starting today, the Belgian games industry will strutt their stuff at EGX Rezzed, one of the biggest consumer shows with a focus on pc and indie games in the world. Hosted by Gamer Network, the company behind game websites Eurogamer and Rock, Paper, Shotgun, the show is part of the London Games Festival and takes place Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 23/03/2017In cooperation with Ghent University, Cultuurconnect and imec, De Krook library in Ghent hosts a range of talks on culture, media, entrepreneurship, education and innovation. Next Tuesday, March 28, the focus will be on the cultural value of video games. Four experts from different fields share their insights on the topic and throughout the evening Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 21/03/2017Our friends at Dutch Game Garden are hard at work to make INDIGO 17 happen. The next edition will take place on June 30 at a very special location: De LiK, a former prison in Utrecht. INDIGO is the largest independent games showcase in the Netherlands, with a selection of unique, outstanding games made by international developers. It’s Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 16/03/2017There’s so many game festivals right now that it can be a challenge to keep track of it all. Promoter, a web based service for game developers, has compiled a festival calendar to make sure you never miss a submission deadline again. You can click on a deadline to go straight to the submission form or subscribe to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 09/03/2017Virtual reality requires creatives to rethink their strategies. Storytelling is undergoing an evolutionary process, spatial narration requires new skills and the relationship between audience and narrator has to be redefined. The very first VR Creators’ Lab, taking place from July 17 till July 21 in Munich, wants to help filmmakers and game designers how to create Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/03/2017It’s Friday night in San Francisco and this year’s GDC is slowly drawing to a close. Feet are sore, voices have vanished, beards have grown and our stack of business cards has shrunk quite a bit. But it was totally worth it. We can’t cover every exciting thing that has happened, but here are some Continue reading →
