Christophe De bont 
26/05/2021As video game adepts, we’ve had our fair share of princesses that needed saving. If you’re sick and tired of this trope and rather have a royal daughter do something for you for a change, we’ve got some excellent news. Flanders Investment and Trade has teamed up with FLEGA to organise an economic mission to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 30/04/2021Good news if you were planning to participate at Nordic Game Online this year. The digital event taking place from 26th of May until 28th of May offers a taste of the live event going down in Malmö this November. Thanks to Flanders Investment & Trade, you can experience one of the biggest video game Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 16/09/2020It’s been a while since we’ve mentioned COVID-19, isn’t it? Let’s talk about that for a change. It’s good news too, as Flanders Investment & Trade (link in Dutch) is offering extra corona support as part of their Corona Exit-plan in order for companies to reboot their export activity. As soon as you hit that Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 05/06/2020While we try to keep our finger firmly on the pulse of the #BelgianGamesIndustry, it’s not always as easy to see what’s happening abroad. Good thing then that identifiying foreign business opportunities for Flemish companies is the specialty of Flanders Investment & Trade. They recently published two interesting market studies on the games industry in Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 22/02/2019Picture yourself at the end of the second day of GDC. You’ve stumbled from talks to meetings and all you can think about is a fresh beverage to take your mind off things. #BelgianGamesIndustry’s got your back! After last year’s succesful edition, we’re happy to announce that #BelgianGamesCafe is making its return to San Francisco. Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 25/01/2019Making games isn’t easy or cheap. For many start-up studios, securing sufficient funds to get their first project off the ground is a daunting task. It’s a to do you desperately need to tick off though if you want to get your game company moving forwards. The bad news is the cost and complexity of Continue reading →
