Well this is a little weird. Instead of returning to our faithful spot in the business area of the Koelnmesse, the best our #BelgianGamesIndustry has to offer can be found online at devcom 2020. Before we dive into the nitty gritty of what’s going down in the next two weeks, let’s take a look at Continue reading →
Last year we started compiling data about the #BelgianGamesIndustry in a state of industry report, which led to some interesting insights. To keep track of where we’re headed as an industry, we’d like to ask you some questions once again. Some questions (for instance about the coronavirus) were added left and right, but the bottom Continue reading →
Returning from a very succesful gamescom showing of their exciting typing adventure RPG Nanotale, the guys and gals from Fishing Cactus returned home to yet another pleasant surprise. The Mons based team has been awarded € 138.000 in funding by Creative Media Europe for the development of a new title called Wormworld. The project was Continue reading →
Good news, everyone! FLEGA, WALGA and screen.brussels are proud to present the new and improved belgiangames.be. And just in time for gamescom too! Next thing you know it turns out somebody’s actually planning this stuff. Currently, the website contains a comprehensive overview of all Belgian companies heading to gamescom. In the near future every #BelgianGamesIndustry Continue reading →
If you’re a regular reader of this blog, you probably don’t need convincing that the #BelgianGamesIndustry has seen continuous growth over the last five years. We are doing well, but truth is we don’t always exactly know how well. That’s why we’d like to ask you some questions. How many people do you work with? Continue reading →
Summer’s slowly creeping up on us and that means the big gaming fairs are around the corner again. E3’s already breathing down our necks and after that it’s straight on to gamescom. We don’t want to spill all the beans quite yet, but suffice to say we’re hard at work to improve on our majestic Continue reading →