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15/12/2015Need help with User Experience for the game(s) you’re currently working on? Play in Lab is offering an exclusive 30% discount to FLEGA and WALGA members during this winter season! The special promotion starts right now and will run until the end of February 2016. Play in Lab will test your games with players matching your Continue reading →
We would like to invite all of our readers to Meet & Build, a networking event that will take place in Charleroi on Saturday, November 14. The event has been especially created for people from all over Belgium who are working, or have the ambition to work, in our local games industry. The event will Continue reading →
Tremendous news for all Belgian game developers! Yesterday, on October 22, the FAB Games (the Federal Association of Belgian Games) was officially established in Brussels! The founders are: FLEGA (the Flemish video games association) WALGA (the Walloon video games association) Mode4, a Brussels-based developer representing all game developers in Brussels BEA Interactive (the Belgian Entertainment Association), a Continue reading →
David 07/10/2015We would like to introduce you to Fishing Cactus, the developer of the beautiful indie game Epistory (available on Steam Early Access since September 30) and the driving force behind WALGA, FLEGA’s counterpart in Wallonia. Epistory was shown to the public at GamesCom and Fishing Cactus was also present at our B2B booth in the Continue reading →
David 22/09/2015Following the huge success of the Belgian Pavilion at GamesCom, the 3 Belgian regions united again on September 16 for the first BelgianGamesCafe, a relaxing games meetup at the amazing Potemkine bar in our beautiful capital city of Brussels. Well over a hundred Belgian game developers, students, government officials and journalists got together to exchange Continue reading →
David 02/06/2015The FLEGA General Assembly of 2015 was held last week in The Level, Kortrijk (thank you for the warm welcome!). The event included a guided tour of The Level game incubator (see photo) and the annual account and budget votings by our members, but it also gave us a chance to look back on the Continue reading →
