After years of building tools for developers, Peter Klooster is returning to game development for his new adventure under the name of Crash Interactive.
He previously developed technical tools for the Unity community, like his open source GOAP project, and multiple Unity Asset Store packages.

At the moment he’s working on Basher Beatdown; A game that once started as his graduation project from BUas, and that he’s now rebuilding with online multiplayer. This gives him the opportunity to apply everything he’s learned the past years in a fresh new version of the game.

Driven by fun in developing, learning and creating, Peter is building up his company one step at a time, and we’re happy he’s doing that here in the incubator!

Under the leadership of Ruben Been, mCon is focused on building and supporting talent within the esports scene. From competing at a high level to creating opportunities for players to develop and perform, their mission is all about pushing esports forward in a sustainable and professional way.

With a strong focus on community and structure, they work on building an ecosystem where players, creators, and partners can grow together.

Since joining the incubator, they’ve been working on expanding their presence, strengthening their teams, and exploring new partnerships within the Breda games ecosystem. We’re excited to support them as they continue to grow and leave their mark on the esports world!

Hi! I’m Roy, and I’m excited to have joined the B’Game incubator!

I’m a game designer turned indie developer and freelance developer-for-hire, specializing in all things Unreal Engine. On the indie side, I’m currently working on a co-op game where you play as goblins stealing from humans and causing mischief and mayhem in their villages. On the freelance side of things, I usually work on building tools or solving technical issues within Unreal Engine, though it can get pretty broad depending on the project.

Looking forward to connecting with other game developers, creatives, and cool people in the incubator, and if you’re around, come say hi and grab a coffee with me!

Hi, I’m Tom Schuller, a game developer based in Breda. Over the past years, I’ve worked on a variety of projects ranging from VR training experiences to entertainment.

I’m currently working on Deck of Destinations, a cooperative fantasy adventure game where the story unfolds through a dynamic deck of cards. Players make choices together and experience unexpected twists as they progress through the journey. What makes the game unique is that anyone can join in using their smartphone as a controller, creating a social and accessible experience that blends storytelling, strategy, and cooperation.

Deviant Legal is a law firm specialized in the games industry, offering tailored legal advice to studios and creators. They’re also the team behind The Game Developer’s Guide to Publishing Agreements 📘; A practical resource for anyone navigating the publishing agreements that you can find on their website: https://deviantlegal.com/guide/game-developers-guide-publishing-agreements/ 

Fyrne Studios specializes in the visual development of game and animation projects. We mainly focus on 2D animation, concept art, character design and storyboarding during pre-production. Our team found each other at art school St. Joost and have been working together for quite some time. After completing our studies, we enthusiastically continue our collaboration within the B’GAME incubator.

Currently, Rebelxoft is owned by a solo developer who wants to bring classic gameplay to the modern world. My current project is Graffiti Terror. In Graffiti Terror, you are a graffiti tagger who wants to become famous. Unfortunately, you piss everyone off, and they try to kill you. Inspired by games such as Duke Nukem, Mario, Conker’s Bad Fur Day, Doom, Quake, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, Postal 2 and more, this game brings you: action, dark humor, replayability, a score/combo system, lots of violence and, of course…. Secret levels!

instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebelxoft/
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@xaviertenhove3952

Nifty Llama, based in Breda is an indie studio founded by Leander and Sebastiaan, focused on making narrative video games that evoke a lot of emotions. They combine their historical and philosophical interests for their game, In Our Nature. A first person photography game set in 1960s Bavaria. Players guide Emma through a quarterlife crisis with a camera that can show her future. This helps her with her life goals such as saving a national park and dealing with the loss of her father.