Christophe De bont 
24/01/2020Think about your first mobile phone. If you already could play games on it, chances are it didn’t get more advanced than Snake, Pinball, or Breakout. It wasn’t until the introduction and early adoption of more powerful smartphones that mobile games turned into the goose with the golden eggs of the games industry. The story Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 22/11/2019This is the second part of our two-part blog (go here for part 1) where we take a closer look at our beloved industry and the different roles you can play in it. Talking to the people behind the games, we hope to highlight the many possibilities local game development can offer to anyone who’s Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 15/11/2019Avast ye landlubbers! Let’s crack open a parrot and start talking like a bottle of rum for it’s time to welcome a new member to the ever growing FLEGA family. Get Up Games is an indie studio based in Waarschoot currently working on the pirate battle royale game Blazing Sails, which gives us an excuse Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 08/11/2019This weekend, like Charlie co-founder Dagmar Blommaert will be giving a talk at Game Happens, taking place from November 8 – 10 in Genova, Italy. Game Happens is an international festival dedicated to the cultural, political, and social impact of video games. She will debut her talk “Why Video Games Are The Perfect Medium To Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 18/10/2019Whether it’s on this blog or through our social media channels, we can’t seem to shut up about the #BelgianGamesIndustry. It’s bubbling. It’s maturing. It’s growing. You know the mantra. On the other hand, we spend very little time explaining what working in our local industry is like. Who are the people behind these games? Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 26/07/2019Man, the money we’d pay for a VR snowman simulator right now. Just you standing in an air-conditioned room, wearing blankets of snow and icicles for a hat, trying not to melt. A glorious, refreshing experience where we can at least pretend the earth isn’t on fire. Alternate reality has the power to really transport Continue reading →
