Christophe De bont 
26/01/2022What is art, really? And who is to say what it is? Does it come from a desire to create rather than to profit? At what point does art become invaluable. Culturally? Financially? Both? Why do we have to stop touching it when that happens? And most important of all: what would happen if you Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 17/11/2021Everything’s terrible again, so let’s brighten up the week with a good old-fashioned #BelgianGamesIndustry achievements overview post. Let’s go! There’s physical events again and one studio that’s certainly glad about that is our proud member Happy Volcano. The expert drivers behind You Suck at Parking took their game on the road to the UK to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 05/10/2021We’re still recovering from last week’s Belgian Game Awards. There’s no time to catch our breath however, as it’s already time to celebrate a next batch of winners. VAF|GAME has just announced the results of the second funding call of the year. Unfortunately, both applications in the commission serious and educational games weren’t able to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 16/04/2021The new VAF|GAME commissions had their work cut out for them but they gracefully completed their first mission. The brand new marketing commission also greenlit some projects in its debut performance, resulting in no less than 15 projects getting support in this first call of 2021. It’s good to see that even in these challenging Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/01/2020Welcome to 2020! Chances are you’ve already had your fill of lists, achievements, and resolutions over the holiday break. Still, we can’t kick off the new year without one last look at some #BelgianGamesIndustry triumphs from late last year. One for the 2019 road, then. Blue by proud FLEGA member Bart Bonte was nominated for Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 12/09/2018VAF Gamefonds has just announced the results of their most recent call. This was the first call under the new management agreement and as such the commissions received entries for both artistic, entertainment and educational games. The commission for artistic and entertainment games is also happy to see that previously supported game projects are already applying Continue reading →
