Christophe De bont 
26/02/2020Are you ready for yet another cool Belgian gaming event? From March 6 until March 8 the magnificent Municipal Theater in Bruges will morph into a truly unique game space during Playtime 20.20 (link in Dutch). All weekend long, the culture temple will be the stage for a broad range of activities that show games Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 13/11/2019The cultural centre of Bruges is looking for developers to showcase their game during Playtime 20.20 (link in Dutch). Taking place from March 7 – 9, the free game festival will transform the magnificent Municipal Theater in Bruges into a truly unique game space. Marrying cultural grandeur with digital bravery, the free event will highlight Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 15/02/2019This has been a long time coming, but we finally know the names of the winners of the Belgian Game Awards 2019. Months of anticipation finally came to an end during an award ceremony in Kortrijk Xpo that certainly lived up to its grand promise. For those who weren’t able to witness the event first Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 30/01/2019The #BelgianGameAwards are getting so close we can almost taste them. The coveted prizes will be handed out during a spectacular award ceremony on Friday February 15 at 8 PM in Kortrijk Xpo as part of 1UP Conference and we’re expecting a lot of really fine people. The award ceremony will be hosted by comedian Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 14/11/2018Submissions for the BelgianGameAwards 2019 were a tremendous success, which means the jury is now combing over close to 50 (!) entries to select the nominees for various categories. We expect the outcome of that exercise later this month, so for now let’s take a closer look at the brave souls who’ve taken on jury duty. Continue reading →
Christophe De bont 31/10/2018The first edition of a brand new game event always conjures a gentle mix of excitement and uncertainty. Stuffing the program with activities while trying to do something different, it’s inspiring to see an event get molded into its final form. But even then, nobody knows what the maiden voyage is going to be like. Continue reading →
