Christophe De bont 
27/11/2020“This is never going to work!” or “Do you have any idea what you’re comparing yourself with?” It’s but a couple of the initial reactions when our proud member Linguineo pitched their serious game Language Hero as “The Legend of Zelda of language games.” A bold claim for sure, but also one that’s testament to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 13/05/2020Since running around the city in small groups with tablets is off the table for the time being, developer Telma and [ew32] launched a free online single-player version of their serious urban game Mindfits. Known for their city games that allow teams to approach serious subjects in a playful way using their local environment, in Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 11/03/2020Let’s start the day with a little known fact: what do famous people like Aristotle, Rowan Atkinson, and Winston Churchill have in common? They were all stutterers! Having trouble with fluent speech doesn’t prevent you from making something of yourself, yet if caught and treated early, it can result in a boost of confidence and Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 07/08/2019Kids with a migration background often face extra difficulties at school, resulting in a higher dropout rate. A new serious game, in development by Serious Urban Game developer [ew32] (link in Dutch), helps them to recognise and appreciate their own qualities and talents in order to power through when the going gets tough. A Serious Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 28/06/2019Summer’s here and you know what that means. Holiday! Sun! Sea! Beaches! Awkward stuttering in a desperate attempt to buy an ice cream in the south of France! Dos cervezas and a super mercado por favor! If your knowledge of foreign language is as impeccable as Brad Pitt’s Italian in Inglourious Basterds, our newest FLEGA Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 15/05/2019For a parent, the idea of their child going missing is one of the scariest thoughts possible. Unfortunately, last year Child Focus still recorded nearly 1000 cases of kids running away from home without any sort of plan. In order to help teenagers aged 13-16, the most vulnerable group, understand the consequences of their reckless Continue reading →
