Christophe De bont 
10/05/2019Earlier this week, VAF/Gamefonds announced the results of their latest funding call. The commissions had their work cut out for them due to a gianormous influx of projects. The decisions weren’t always easy, but as our industry continues to grow, we have to accept that the bar to secure funding is being raised with every Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 01/02/2019If you already are an adept user of our event calendar, you’ve probably seen that there are some interesting events and submission deadlines ahead. For those who don’t (Calendar Man says you’re doing it wrong!), here’s a quick look at what the games industry has in store for you in the coming months. If you haven’t Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 25/01/2019Making games isn’t easy or cheap. For many start-up studios, securing sufficient funds to get their first project off the ground is a daunting task. It’s a to do you desperately need to tick off though if you want to get your game company moving forwards. The bad news is the cost and complexity of Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 04/01/2019If you’re a Flemish/Brussels game developer looking for (additional) funding, it’s time to snap out of your holiday slumber and prepare your application for the next VAF Gamefonds call! A lot of things have changed (for the better!) since last year. We’ll run you past the key info here, but do check out our interview Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 14/12/2018In true holiday spirit, VAF Gamefonds has just announced the results of their most recent call. Due to a steady flow of high quality submissions, the commissions are happy to report that a record of 11 projects have secured funding. Veteran game studios keep impressing, but there’s also a lot of new talent that’s wooed the judges. Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 09/11/2018They say money doesn’t buy happiness, but it sure buys you precious development time. Financials are important for any company, but as the development process for a game often spans several years, game studios do well to always have one eye on the screen and one eye on the books. In the next Gaming Lab, Continue reading →
