Christophe De bont 
24/07/2019Society is getting more digital by the second. Children of tomorrow are being prepared for that binary future by people who aren’t always up to scratch with the latest technology. With ViKiD (link in Dutch), a new educational web platform developed by one of the newest FLEGA family members Strongly Typed Solutions, young children and Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 19/07/2019Whatever happened to Eskimo? Back in the day, the ambitious project of Sakari Games was one of the very first titles to be supported by the then newly founded VAF/Gamefonds. It would be a shame to see this cool looking game end up on ice forever, so we’re excited that the studio is finally defrosting Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 18/07/2019Brukel has been on our radar for a couple of years now, but the ambitious effort of Miami University professor Bob De Schutter to create a serious game based on the memories of his grandmother, is finally nearing completion. According to De Schutter, who always knew he wanted to recreate the fascinating war stories of Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 28/06/2019Summer’s here and you know what that means. Holiday! Sun! Sea! Beaches! Awkward stuttering in a desperate attempt to buy an ice cream in the south of France! Dos cervezas and a super mercado por favor! If your knowledge of foreign language is as impeccable as Brad Pitt’s Italian in Inglourious Basterds, our newest FLEGA Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 19/04/2019It’s Good Friday today, the day we remember a young man dying in agony and somehow thought “good” was the best way to describe that. In an attempt to make this miraculous day even better, let’s catch up with longtime FLEGA member Cartamundi Digital, who know a thing or two about telling stories themselves. For Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 12/04/2019Belgian Game Award nominee and proud FLEGA member Polygoat is ready for the next step in the history of their studio. Primarily known for creating games with cutesy looks, the VR experience they’re currently cooking up looks to be anything but. The Mist of Aldenheim, which is a great title to scare away your kids, Continue reading →
