Belgium might be a small country but we have some incredible talent and some awesome games! In LifeisBelgian we take a look at what happened in the Belgian gaming scene.
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Review | Stitchy in Tooki Trouble
LifeisXbox’s Stitchy in Tooki Trouble review | Here we are again with a new Belgian game. Stitchy in Tooki Trouble is a 2.5D platformer by Polygoat that is releasing tomorrow.
Review | Black Legend
LifeisXbox’s Black Legend review | Belgian developer Warcave uses their regional folklore as inspiration for the story of Black Legend. Working in Ghent I was fairly familiar with some of
Review | Nanotale – Typing Chronicles
LifeisXbox’s Nanotale – Typing Chronicles review | The second installment in the Typing Chronicles games is here! After the success of Epistory, Fishing Cactus is back with their next title:
Review | Rolling Hamster
LifeisXbox’s Rolling Hamster review | Rolling Hamster, a game by Belgian indie developer studio Flip It, is the world’s first racing game that only uses one button. What?! I know,
Review | Sizeable
LifeisXboxβs Sizeable review | My first Belgian game of the year, and most likely my favorite one as well! Sizeable is a puzzle/exploration game by Belgian developer Sander Ambroos and published by
Review | Rover Wars: Battle for Mars
It is always nice to write a review for a game from my home country, Belgium. Developer Sakari Games based in Antwerp is behind Rover Wars: Battle for Mars. We
Review | Epistory
Epistory is a typing game in a unique setting with some very inspired ideas. Itβs made by a Belgian indie developer (Fishing Cactus) and has an overwhelmingly positive reception on