Christophe De bont 
27/03/2020In the market for a game that offers uncompromised fun and doesn’t take itself too seriously? Look no further than Trailer Trashers, the newest release of our long time member Sakari Games! We’ll let the trailer do the talking. Described by the team as a “billiards game of death” Trailer Trashers is a fun and Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 20/03/2020The current coronacrisis is a trying time for everyone. Children can’t go to school. Families aren’t allowed to see each other. Blooming love is nipped in the bud because of quarantine. The streets are empty and the economy is bleeding. It’s not a pretty picture and it doesn’t look like it’ll be over soon. But Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 13/03/2020Releasing a new video game is often the final phase of a long journey. Years of hard work and anticipation crystallised into one magic moment where you’re game is set free. In that respect Hidden Through Time, the newest Crazy Monkey studios game, almost feels like a surprise release. Popping up a few months ago Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 04/03/2020The UK might have waved Europe farewell earlier this year, their games industry remains a prime example of a healthy economic sector with both small and bigger developers thriving. Our colleagues at UKIE have recently published the results of a census study of the UK games industry conducted by the Universiry of Sheffield. If you’re Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/01/2020Welcome to 2020! Chances are you’ve already had your fill of lists, achievements, and resolutions over the holiday break. Still, we can’t kick off the new year without one last look at some #BelgianGamesIndustry triumphs from late last year. One for the 2019 road, then. Blue by proud FLEGA member Bart Bonte was nominated for 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 →
