Christophe De bont 
29/10/2021What’s better than a fun showcase of interesting #BelgianGamesIndustry projects? A fun showcase of interesting #BelgianGamesIndustry projects popping off a huge screen in a majestic movie theater, of course! Following the successful first edition of BIG Brotaru in 2019, on 25th of November Belgian developers will get a new shot to show off their work Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 29/01/2021As part of the 40th anniversary edition of the Brussels animation film festival Anima, Futuranima, a program of videos and online live events aimed at industry professionals and students, includes two interesting sessions on video games. First off, on 15th of February at 7 PM there’s an online Brotaru. For those of you who aren’t Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 02/10/2020There’s no physical GameForce in Mechelen this weekend. Due to COVID-19 the next edition of Belgium’s biggest game conference won’t take place until March 2021. Instead, this weekend organiser and proud member Team META has got you covered with GameForce Goes Digital, a two day livestream event on Twitch featuring lots of games, guests, and Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 24/04/2019Newly appointed Belgian national poet Carl Norac today expressed his frustration that readers in Flanders hardly know Walloon writers and poets and vice versa. In an attempt to bring both cultures closer together, he will travel a month over Belgian rivers, inviting readers and writers of different parts of the country to discover each other’s Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 01/02/2019If you already are an adept user of our event calendar, you’ve probably seen that there are some interesting events and submission deadlines ahead. For those who don’t (Calendar Man says you’re doing it wrong!), here’s a quick look at what the games industry has in store for you in the coming months. If you haven’t Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/10/2017There’s plenty of games industry events going on these days. National indie meetups here, international fairs there. Instead of hiring a part-time assistant to keep track of it all, you can use our new event calendar. Sure, it won’t bring you coffee, but at least it’s free. Next to the events we (co-)organise ourselves, we Continue reading →
