Christophe De bont 
11/03/2022As anyone who’s ever set foot in virtual reality will agree, there’s no better way to feel like a super hero than through the transformative power of VR. With the META Quest 2 surpassing 10 million units sold and showing no sign of slowing down, adoption of personal VR devices is seriously picking up. But Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 03/09/2021Since launching Painting VR in May, close to 10.000 (wannabe) artists creatively assaulted the canvas of their digital painting studios. It’s a big success for Ghent based studio Oisoi, who now want to take the painting experience to the next level. What’s better than throwing buckets of paint without soiling anything, you ask? Well, throwing Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 12/05/2021We all know our proud member Get Up Games as the young go-getters that were ambitious (and maybe a little crazy) enough to take on the battle royale genre in their debut game Blazing Sails: Pirate Battle Royale. With the help of the Iceberg Interactive crew, their maiden voyage turned out quite fine. It’s also Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 11/09/2020Flanders has some excellent programs to learn about game development, but virtual reality is its own special beast. To really capture the possibilities of VR AP Hogeschool Antwerpen (link in Dutch) is launching the first postgraduate on the topic of VR storytelling in Flanders. Immersive Storytelling in Virtual Reality (link in Dutch) is a multidisciplinary Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 31/05/2019If you’re like us and you’ve been toying with the Oculus Quest for the past couple of weeks, you needn’t be convinced that virtual reality has come a long way. Exploring virtual worlds and hacking away at stuff that isn’t really there is awesome, but there’s more to extended reality than fun and games. But Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 06/03/2019Many consider playing video games as a rather unhealthy pastime. It’s mainly a seated activity and a lot of games are designed to keep you playing for hours on end. From Nintendo Wii to Microsoft Kinect, the industry has tried to get players out of their chairs for years. But if you’ve ever played Beat Continue reading →
