It rains on the street so this seems like a great time to highlight some of the recent projects of Bits of Love, an expert in gamedesign and serious games in 2D. Apart from the excellent pun, the Bruges based digital studio makes your heart skip a beat with their ability to translate complex data Continue reading →
First of all: it’s sad we have to open with this, but we can’t be silent about misconduct at work. We want our industry to be a safe place for people of diverse genders and backgrounds, to create their best work. FLEGA stands by all victims. If you are a victim of such misbehavior here Continue reading →
Creative entrepreneurs have been hit hard by the ongoing coronacrisis. To provide extra support for Belgian creatives the lovely people at Flanders DC launched the online platform ikkoopbelgisch.be this week. The campaign urges people to make a deliberate choice for local, high quality creativity, and makes it really easy for potential clients to browse and Continue reading →
Our blog is an excellent way to keep up to date with the #BelgianGamesIndustry. It’s a busy world though and there’s plenty of content out there. People who don’t find the time to read the blog every few days, but still want to know what’s up, can sign up for the FLEGA newsletter now. It’s Continue reading →
While we have managed to succesfully slow the spread of coronavirus and we’re cautiously preparing to pick up our daily routines again, staying inside is still saving lives. As working from home will stay the norm for the foreseeable future, we caught up with some of our bigger local studios to hear how they experienced Continue reading →
The world might have come to a crawl, but our proud member Sakari Games is firing on all cylinders. A mere three weeks after the release of Trailer Trashers there’s yet another game rolling off the assembly line today. Are you ready for Rover Wars? Just like their previous game, Rover Wars is best enjoyed Continue reading →








