It’s highly motivating to see that our Flemish game developers keep stringing together one amazing performance after another. We can keep talking about Larian’s ongoing succes of Divinity: Original Sin 2 (and we will), but the achievement of Bart Bonte may be even more impressive. Last week, his free puzzle game Yellow won third place Continue reading →
Play a game. Get a beer. That’s the only two rules you need to remember when visiting Dutch Courage meets Belgian Beers, our GDC pre-mixer co-organised with Dutch Game Garden, Dutch Games Association and Flanders DC. 15+ showcasers from the Netherlands, Flanders (Belgium) and their friends showcase their newest games. Here’s a quick look at the line-up Continue reading →
Here’s a story on planning. There’s so many things moving in the Belgian games industry that it’s tough to cover it all with two posts a week. We do our best to inform you about all the stuff happening before the events take place, but that’s not always possible. Time is relentless and priorities have Continue reading →
Mobile Agency Bazookas has founded a new company called Vigorstudios that will focus on VR, AR and serious games. Because the demand for these kinds of applications skyrocketed in the past few months, a new team was formed within the ranks of Bazookas Bruges to form the new studio. According to Stefan Colins, founder of Bazookas, Continue reading →
There’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 →
Proud FLEGA member Bazookas presents, in cooperation with the Department of Environment, Nature and Energy (LNE), a brand new educational game that aims at informing people about the issues that exist around bees and other similar animals. The past couple of years bees and other pollinators have had an increasingly hard time surviving. Beekeepers confirm that more Continue reading →








