Natascha Rommens 
20/12/2022You might have picked up on the news that the plans for the Flanders Game Hub have been approved and will soon touch base in Kortrijk and remotely. This brand new incubator and accelerator program will be the driving force behind a strong game sector in Flanders. Would you like to put your shoulders to Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 17/03/2020Updated June 8 This post contains useful information, tips and support measures regarding the coronacrisis, the effects on the #BelgianGamesIndustry and on the games industry events and deadlines calendar. We’ll update this post regularly to reflect the most recent and relevant information. Reach out to us! Of course we wish our beautiful industry will be Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 10/01/2020To a lot of people game development is a leftside industry, exerted in a lone wolf ecosystem with little value for other businesses. It doesn’t have to be that way though. Game design thinking and game technology certainly have their merits, and because relatively few people wield the power of game development, you can use Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 11/12/2019Gaining and maintaining financial stamina remains one of the top priorities for our local game developers. While it might not be easy to secure funding, there’s an abundance of funding options for you to explore. For those that found their shoe rather empty after Saint Nicholas and aren’t really holding their breath to discover a 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 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 →
