Christophe De bont 
14/12/2018In true holiday spirit, VAF Gamefonds has just announced the results of their most recent call. Due to a steady flow of high quality submissions, the commissions are happy to report that a record of 11 projects have secured funding. Veteran game studios keep impressing, but there’s also a lot of new talent that’s wooed the judges. Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 12/09/2018VAF Gamefonds has just announced the results of their most recent call. This was the first call under the new management agreement and as such the commissions received entries for both artistic, entertainment and educational games. The commission for artistic and entertainment games is also happy to see that previously supported game projects are already applying Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 22/05/2018Last Friday we were over at HOWEST – The Level in Kortrijk for another great edition of our #FLEGACafe. This one had something for everyone: event pitches, presentations, game demos, drinks, and just a lot of smiling people all around. For those who weren’t able to attend: here are some photographs of the stuff you’ve Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 18/01/2018It’s been a while since we checked in with proud FLEGA member Curious Cats. The developers of serious game sensation Ava & Trix have big plans for the future. And who knows, you might just be a part of them. The team is currently wrapping up a successful Winwinner funding campaign. The extra funds allow them to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 04/04/2017Last week VAF Gamefonds announced the game projects from the most recent call for serious and entertainment games that will receive funding. The commission is pleased to announce that the quality of the latest submissions was nothing but excellent. Keep up the great work people! We look forward to hear more about the projects that Continue reading →
David 01/12/2016Ava & Trix is a brand new educational app for primary schools (kids aged 8 to 11) that wants to make science fun to learn and easier to teach. It was developed by the startup Curious Cats based in Ghent with funding from, among others, the VAF Game Fund and iMinds. The app allows pupils Continue reading →
