Tag: BelgianGamesIndustry

Unleash your ultimate hacking fantasy in Midnight Protocol

Christophe De bont

13/10/2021

Another day in October, another new #BelgianGamesIndustry release! With Midnight Protocol, our proud member LuGus Studios is going down an unknown rabbit hole. Miles away from their Liftoff work, this tactical narrative-driven RPG is exactly the type of project to show the studio has more up its sleeve than realistic drone simulations. Players assume the Continue reading →

Support Painting VR World crowdfunding to bring artists closer together

Christophe De bont

03/09/2021

Since launching Painting VR in May, close to 10.000 (wannabe) artists creatively assaulted the canvas of their digital painting studios. It’s a big success for Ghent based studio Oisoi, who now want to take the painting experience to the next level. What’s better than throwing buckets of paint without soiling anything, you ask? Well, throwing Continue reading →

Europe frees up an extra EUR 200 million for loans to creative entrepreneurs

Christophe De bont

01/07/2021

The European Investment Fund has signed a guarantee agreement with Triodos Bank that will allow up to €200 million in loans to entrepreneurs in the creative and cultural sectors. Since the financial institution operates in Belgium, this could benefit out local game studios as well. Triodos Bank is an ethical bank based in the Netherlands Continue reading →

Please give us your data for a new #BelgianGamesIndustry report

Christophe De bont

02/06/2021

It feels like only yesterday we were asking you about how your #BelgianGamesIndustry company was doing. The data you provided in the previous years proved invaluable to get an idea of where our local video games ecosystem is at. To keep track of where we’re headed as a sector, we’d like you to give us Continue reading →

Christophe De bont

22/04/2021

The Belgian Game Awards are back! The next celebration of the best our beloved #BelgianGamesIndustry has to offer will take place on October 1st. Where’s that party going down, you ask? Wherever you want it to be! That’s right, since it’s hard to predict what events will look like at that time, the organisers are Continue reading →

This year’s INDIGO will focus on Belgian and Dutch game developers

Christophe De bont

07/04/2021

If COVID-19 is playing by classic game design rules, we’re currently in the midst of facing its third and thus final form. There’s no telling if that’s true or – if it’s the case – when we will land the final shot. In order to account for different scenarios, the organisers of cozy game development Continue reading →

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