Epistory is a typing game in a unique setting with some very inspired ideas. Itโs made by a Belgian indie developer (Fishing Cactus) and has an overwhelmingly positive reception on
Category: Belgian Corner
Preview: Trifox
Glowfish Interactive, a Belgian developer, is currently working hard on a new game called Trifox. Right now, there’s a free demo you can play on Steam, so I thought I’d
Review: Lancelot’s Hangover: The Quest for the Holy Booze
One of my fellow Belgian people decided to make a weird, funny and unexpected game. Introducing Lancelot’s Hangover: The Quest for the Holy Booze by Jean-Baptiste de Clerfayt. As he
Review: Ary and the Secret of Seasons
Do you hate winter but love summer? Do you wish to be able to change the seasons as you please? Are you a master at puzzles? Then this is exactly
Review: Liquid Sunshine
Back in 2016 God As A Cucumber made one of my favorite puzzle games on Xbox, Quatros Origins. At 1UP, a Belgian game convention I ended up talking with Stijn,
Review: Hunting Simulator 2
Back in 2017 Neopica released the first Hunting Simulator, three years later we have an improved sequel. I’m just going to say it how I think, It’s a shame that
REVIEW: The Almost Gone
The Almost Gone is a point-and-click adventure with a strong narrative focus. As you make your way through the cleverly rotatable levels, youโll uncover your past and the darkness hiding
Bye bye Mixer
I have to say, I rarely get surprised anymore as press people regularly know announcements long before it is public. The news that Mixer will stop and that Microsoft is
Interview Soe Nsuki (BGA host)
As this is mainly focused on the Belgian audience we decided to post this interview in Dutch. We’re sorry, you can always use Google Translate! Dae Jim, editor-in-chief I love
Preview: Baby Dino Adventures
Last weekend at 1UP, I had the chance to test the game Baby Dino Adventures by Sleeping Panda Games. This cute little platformer game is still in its early stages
Belgian Game Awards: Brukel scores a hattrick! Soe Nsuki wins gamer hearts.
Last year the Belgian Game Awards had Eefje โSjokzโ Depoortere and William Boeva as hosts, so Soe Nsuki had a tremendous task to fulfill as this year’s awards host. Yes,
Big Brotaru – or the proof that Belgium has many game dev talent.
On May 7 the monthly meet-up event Brotaru organised a showcase of upcoming games made in Belgium. Because they reached the magical 50th happening they wanted to do something special,