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 13/07/2018Yesterday marked a memorable milestone in the development of Apocalypse Hunters. After four years of slaving away, the team of the same name finally released the first final version of their free to play location based collectible card game on iOS and Android – congratulations! The majority of that time was spent on creating and refining their Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 09/01/2018Pew Pew, Stuff Dies is the latest crazy idea to crawl out of the brains of location based game makers Apocalypse Hunters. The aptly named game, the result of toying around with different AR/VR technologies, is a funny augmented reality shooter where you take on hordes of weird space monsters to help out a space Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/08/2017It’s almost gamescom o’clock and so the time has come to finally unveil our plans for the most important games event of the year. We’re extremely happy to report that gamescom 2017 will feature more Belgian games than ever before. That’s mainly thanks to the revamped Belgian pavillion (doesn’t it look great?) in the business Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 28/02/2017We’re here! It’s finally GDC time and we’re happy to see that our first Mission San Francisco has garnered a lot of enthusiasm. Even though we’re only at the start of an exciting week of inspirational talks, new technologies and intensive networking, we can already consider this mission a big success. Here’s a quick overview of Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 19/05/2016There’s some three months until Gamescom swings around again, but FLEGA, along with our valued partners in Wallonia and Brussels, are already hard at work to make sure Belgian companies will get the most out of their trip to Germany. As you can see below, the Belgian games industry will once again be in full force at the Continue reading →
