Christophe De bont 
08/06/2022Look, we get it. You spend all of your time and energy perfecting your video game. Simply trying to get people to notice is extremely hard, you don’t have the resources to save the planet or bring peace to the world on top of that. The thing is: you don’t have to. Take our proud Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 21/01/2022Private investment fund ForsVC has opened submissions for its first funding round. Whether you’re looking for longterm investments in your studio or need extra funding to perfect the video game of your dreams, you can tell them who you are and what you need here. The submission deadline is 11th of February and the pitching Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 20/10/2021You all know what it takes to create a great video game: talent, skills, and time. However, in order to give your talent uninterrupted time to put their skills to use, you also need money. Enter ForsVC, a new private investment fund headed up by HOWEST, Cronos, DAE Studios, and BNP Paribas Fortis with a Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 14/05/2021If Larian Studios is the founding father of the #BelgianGamesIndustry, then Digital Arts and Entertainment surely are the watchful godparents that nurtured the child while daddy was out working. Program initiator Rik “Master Chief” Leenknegt and his band of wise magisters have been teaching the magic of game development for close to 15 years now, Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 08/01/2021Another year, another batch of new members that will join the FLEGA family. With co-creation hub Hangar K, we’re getting more than we bargained for, as the concept provides office space for various tech companies. Among many others, Hangar K is currently the home of game technology accelerator and fellow FLEGA member DAE Studios, the Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 06/01/2021One of the most common tips industry veterans have for beginning video game developers is to complete a production cycle from start to finish. Anyone can come up with an idea or hammer out a prototype, but identifying the right project and releasing a finished product is the hard part. As this can take anywhere Continue reading →
