Christophe De bont 
07/04/2021If COVID-19 is playing by classic game design rules, we’re currently in the midst of facing its third and thus final form. There’s no telling if that’s true or – if it’s the case – when we will land the final shot. In order to account for different scenarios, the organisers of cozy game development Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 24/04/2020With a lot of people still confined to their homes, game sales are through the roof. However, behind the scenes problems are brewing. Production is slowed down, and for a lot of European developers business development has come to a crawl. In response to this, the EGDF teamed up with rcp and Reboot to organise 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 26/06/2019One of the longest running Dutch gaming events, INDIGO is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year. Redubbed INDIGOx, the event will offer more than a selection of great international indie games. In collaboration with MeetToMatch, xCONNECT (9.00 – 18.00) gives game companies the unique opportunity to meet with publishers, service providers, and other game companies. Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 18/07/2017Just five more weeks before Gamescom 2017 kicks off. If your schedule isn’t already bursting at the seams, you might want to tune into MeetToMatch and line up some more quick-fire meetings with interesting companies. For those that didn’t make use of the service last year: MeetToMatch is a meeting tool allowing you to set up Continue reading →
David 04/08/2016Last week we already told you about MeetToMatch, but of course this is not the only matchmaking initiative at Gamescom this year. Let us introduce you to Gamesmatch, a completely free initiative that also helps you find interesting collaborators. Participating is a breeze. You just have to register and publish your organisational focus and your Continue reading →
