Christophe De bont 
20/01/2021At the risk of sounding like a broken record here: marketing your video game is crucial if you want to stand out in the neverending onslaught of video game releases. Publishers might help you out with that, but then the next question is: how do you find a good publishing deal? The debate surrounding publishing Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 10/07/2020We’ve already introduced you to the colourful game translation and localisation services of our proud member Gameeleon. With projects coming to a crawl and people not coming into the office, they took a deep dive into research to find new ways to optimise their services and adapt to the new standard of remote work. One Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 15/11/2019Avast ye landlubbers! Let’s crack open a parrot and start talking like a bottle of rum for it’s time to welcome a new member to the ever growing FLEGA family. Get Up Games is an indie studio based in Waarschoot currently working on the pirate battle royale game Blazing Sails, which gives us an excuse Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 13/11/2019The cultural centre of Bruges is looking for developers to showcase their game during Playtime 20.20 (link in Dutch). Taking place from March 7 – 9, the free game festival will transform the magnificent Municipal Theater in Bruges into a truly unique game space. Marrying cultural grandeur with digital bravery, the free event will highlight Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 26/09/2019What a day for the beautiful people over at proud FLEGA member Pajama Llama Games. After years on the turbulent high seas, their debut title Flotsam is finally hitting Steam Early Access and Kartridge later today. We reckon the three co-founders must feel like sailors returning home after being away at sea for a very Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 25/09/2019While the sun was out in full force last Sunday, so was the #FlemishGamesIndustry at the closing event of the Up Your Game (link in Dutch) competition taking place in Antwerp. A collaborative effort between Game Mania and VAF/GAME, participants were challenged to come up with a solid game concept of their own. Chaos ensued Continue reading →
