Christophe De bont 
22/04/2020With Belgian schools still closed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents have no choice but to turn to home education. To make these challenging times a little more bearable a lot of local developers have made (parts of) their educational games and applications free for a limited amount of time. Ever since schools Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 10/04/2020The European Games Developer Federation has released the results of an opt-in survey about the impact of COVID-19 among game studios and the Belgian numbers don’t paint a pretty picture. While it’s hardly surprising that the pandemic is having an impact on the business of our local studios, it’s even more worrisome that a significant Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 08/04/2020We already saw some great initiatives pop up right after the initial outbreak in the West, but now there’s been some time to get organised, the international games industry has turned into a fierce weapon against COVID-19. Spearheaded by the #PlayApartTogether campaign major industry players are rallying to offer financial and material support to fight Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/04/2020If you’re at home with kids it can sometimes feel like the quarantine has been going on for years instead of weeks. Keeping youngsters entertained is a tough job, but when you understand video games, you’ve got some powerful tools at your disposal. If you haven’t already, you should really use this special time as Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 25/03/2020First of all: thank you to everyone who’s staying inside, working from home and doing everything in his/her power to stop this virus from spreading any further. Thank you! These are trying times. We recently updated our blog post on specific support measures in case the outbreak and subsequent quarantine measures are damaging your operation. 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 →
