Tag: Rablo Games

Here’s the latest run of #BelgianGamesIndustry achievements (part 2)

Christophe De bont

31/07/2019

Before we start gearing up for gamescom (more on that next week), as previously announced, join us for a final cross-country tour of #BelgianGamesIndustry achievements we weren’t able to catch the first time around. Let’s start off with BIG news. Literally, as Marie’s Room by FLEGA member like Charlie has won the BIG Impact: Social Continue reading →

Apocalypse Hunters gets a royal welcome on iOS and Android

Christophe De bont

13/07/2018

Yesterday marked a memorable milestone in the development of Apocalypse Hunters. After four years of slaving away, the team of the same name finally released the first final version of their free to play location based collectible card game on iOS and Android – congratulations! The majority of that time was spent on creating and refining their Continue reading →

Find the Belgian games industry at the GameForce Indie Village

Christophe De bont

28/09/2017

Two more days until the start of GameForce!. To make sure you don’t get lost at the largest game event in Belgium, the organisers made a useful floor plan. Noticed the Indie Village? That’s where you’ll be able to find the Belgian games industry all weekend. Go play these amazing games and have a chat Continue reading →

Casual Connect and Indie Prize are just around the corner

Christophe De bont

24/01/2017

If you can’t make it to San Francisco for GDC next month, there’s another exciting industry event just around the corner. Casual Connect Europe takes place from 7-9 February in Berlin, Germany. We’re also proud to announce that FLEGA will be an official partner for this event for the first time. Don’t let the name fool you: this Continue reading →

Keep an eye on these Belgian games in 2017

David

19/01/2017

A lot of talented Belgian developers are currently working on amazing games that are all set to be released in 2017. Some might slip to a later date, maybe even next year. Unfortunately, that’s how it tends to go with indie development due to the many uncertainties and challenges. Nonetheless these games all look like they will Continue reading →

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