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28/07/2016Have you heard about the VR game bloxyz yet? If you are a loyal reader of our blog you most certainly will have. We wrote an article about the game in March, but we would like to focus your attention on it once again because it was Greenlit on Steam in May and the developer, Continue reading →
David 22/03/2016Proud FLEGA member Dirk Van Welden aka I-Illusions (you might know him from the experimental and absolutely gorgeous looking platformer Element4l) is once again making big waves worldwide. His latest creation, Space Pirate Trainer, was one of the dozen games that Valve showcased at a very exclusive preview event for the HTC Vive in Seattle. A great honour Continue reading →
David 20/11/2015Mayan Death Robots (MDR) by proud FLEGA member Sileni Studios is available on Steam as of today (November 20). The game reinvents the artillery genre (think Worms) in a Mayan setting invaded by heavily armed, alien robots. As a player you get to pick a robot with unique abilities and weapons from a roster of ten Continue reading →
David 14/10/2015The Artistocrats is an independent video game development company registered in Maasmechelen (Limburg), but in practice it is a collaboration between talented people from all around the world. The main staff members have a background in game modding and they still mainly communicate via Skype and email. They work very closely with the British publisher Slitherine Software, which Continue reading →
David 18/06/2015Last week Flemish developer Bluestrike released its 3D puzzle game Spheritis on Steam. In the game you need to roll a ball onto buttons to activate exits. But there’s a catch: most buttons are protected by traps that you can only avoid by switching between seven types of balls. These are made of different materials and can Continue reading →
David 08/05/2015Malebolgia developed by Dascumaru AKA Jochen Mistiaen is an atmospheric horror action/adventure game, set in an old demonic palace, situated in the deepest Circle of Hell. The characters and story are inspired by Dante Alighieri’s ‘Inferno’, the ranks and nobility of the ‘Ars Goetia’ and European history at the dawn of the 20th century. As the Continue reading →
