Christophe De bont 
31/03/2020They are tucked away safely in their homes, but the people at VAF/GAME are working at full speed right now. The final commissions were held late last week and earlier today the results of the first submission call of the year were already announced. We’ll get back to those, but first we want to highlight Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 10/01/2020To a lot of people game development is a leftside industry, exerted in a lone wolf ecosystem with little value for other businesses. It doesn’t have to be that way though. Game design thinking and game technology certainly have their merits, and because relatively few people wield the power of game development, you can use Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 11/12/2019Gaining and maintaining financial stamina remains one of the top priorities for our local game developers. While it might not be easy to secure funding, there’s an abundance of funding options for you to explore. For those that found their shoe rather empty after Saint Nicholas and aren’t really holding their breath to discover a Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 06/12/2019Earlier this week, VAF/GAME announced the results of the final funding call of the year. True to the holiday spirit the commissions wanted to give all the projects the funding they requested, but unfortunately Santa Claus doesn’t fund game developers. Instead, the commissions decided to spend every penny of the remaining budget on the following Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 27/11/2019VAF/GAME will probably be the first public institution our local game studios turn to in order to secure funding. While they go a long way to support promising Flemish games, don’t forget there’s more funding options out there, such as the Creative Europe Media grant. WHAT? The European Commission has published a new call (link Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 16/10/2019Earlier this week, VAF|GAME announced the results of their latest funding call. As the year advances and the budget dwindles, the commissions once again had to make some tough cuts, which resulted in just five projects getting funding. As our industry continues to grow, we have to accept that the bar to secure funding is Continue reading →
