Category: ASBL
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The Man Came Around: A Tough Game About Hard Choices
Get ready for a big adventure with The Man Came Around, a new game made by Pipette Inc, member of our coworking community at games.brussels SPACE. This game is a mix of survival and choice, set in a dangerous world. It will be out on Steam for both PC and Mac from August 9, 2023.…
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CanalZ: Brussels levels up, with their video game industry
CanalZ recently spotlighted Games.Brussels SPACE, Belgium’s first coworking space dedicated to video game development. Beyond being a workspace, it’s an association advocating for the video game industry in the Brussels-Capital Region The space, which opened in February, is home to eight studios, including the emerging Tolima studio. The rent sparks interest, but the priceless community…
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Le Soir: Games.brussels wants to make Brussels a hub for video games.
On August 3rd, the magazine “Le Soir” featured our coworking space as a beacon of innovation and collaboration unique in the Belgian video game industry. The article provides a glimpse into our vibrant workspace, alive with the sounds of consoles, the intrigue of virtual reality headsets, and the shared enthusiasm of video game developers. Since…
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Gamescom 2023: Will Brussels Game Developers trade Beers and Fries for Currywurst?
Game controllers down, excitement levels up! A group of talented game developers from Brussels are getting ready to attend Gamescom 2023. The event will take place from August 23rd to 25th. If you’re new to Gamescom, it’s a major annual event in Cologne, Germany, attracting approximately 400,000 visitors from the global game industry. It brings…
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Study: Video Games are a powerful Catalyst for Girls in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics
The world of video games is no longer just a form of entertainment. It’s becoming a powerful tool to inspire and encourage girls to pursue education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). A recent study by Dr. Anesa Hosein at the University of Surrey, as reported by Video Games Europe, has shed light on…
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Reflecting on a Successful Visit to Develop:Brighton 2023
What an incredible trip! We’re back from Develop:Brighton 2023 and couldn’t be happier with our amazing Brussels-based game developers who shined at the event. We had the opportunity to participate in engaging talks, conduct vital business meetings, and network with key individuals from the game industry. Develop:Brighton is like a mini GDC held in the…
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Boosting the Brussels Game Dev Scene: Minister Dalle and VAF support to games.brussels
games.brussels is thrilled to announce that the Flemish Minister of Media, Benjamin Dalle, and the VAF “(Flemish Audiovisual Fund) have pledged their commitment to provide structural support for our mission. This support aims to facilitate our organization and foster a closer relationship between Flemish and French speaking studios. Since we started games.brussels in 2021, we…
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BelgianGames Annual Survey 2023 – Your Participation Matters
It’s that time of the year again, where we aim to capture the heartbeat of our thriving Belgian game development ecosystem. FLEGA, WALGA, and games.brussels have teamed up to organize our annual survey that looks back at 2022. This survey provides us a comprehensive understanding of the state of play in our local industry, and…
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BX1 Radio: Guillaume Bouckaert spoke about the importance of the coworking for the video game industry and for the region
Guillaume Bouckaert, the founder of Games.Brussels, spoke to a local radio station about the importance of the coworking for the video game industry and for the region. According to Guillaume Bouckaert, playing games is a passion, but creating them is a profession. The launch of Games.Brussels Space aims to bring together the community of developers…
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BX1: Brussels opens new hub dedicated to video game creator
BX1, a local TV channel in Brussels, recently paid a visit to our coworking space, where they had the opportunity to interview Coline from Ram Ram Studio, Thomas Meynen presenting Please Touch the Artwork, and Sébastien Le Touze discussing the importance of coworking spaces for game developers in the center of Brussels. 30 Birds Coline…



