Gam(e)(a)ble will officially end on the last day of September. Therefore, we have planned a full-day event packed with talks, information, tools, and recommendations around gaming, gambling, and hybrid products and practices.

The next stakeholder meeting of Gam(e)(a)ble will be co-organized with the World Health Organization. Webinar's title: "The Blurring lines between Video Gaming and Gambling: An Ecosystem Perspective"

On the 8th of March, Gam(e)(a)ble will have the pleasure to welcome PhD student Nick Ballou (University of York) for a talk entitled "Six methods reforms for the social sciences With illustrations from video games research".

This networking event organized by Mediawijs will bring together the research community and professionals from the broad media field.

Steven Malliet, our researcher from LUCA School of Arts, who is also a game and sound designer, is invited as a panelist for the fourth session of the series Game for Thought, this time focusing on "Dark Design Patters"

In an article by journalist Michiel Martin for "De Morgen" about the NFT-based collectible card game "Sorare", our researcher Maarten Denoo shares his thoughts about the gambling-like mechanics in games. He emphasizes how difficult it is to draw a strict line between gaming and gambling.

Together with David Verbruggen, our partner from Flega, Tim Smits is interviewed by VRT Nieuws about new developments in the game industry, such as virtual sneakers and in-game music.

Together with other colleagues from CiTiP, our researcher Nadia Feci is going to participate in the session on "Esports Legal" on 18th March 2021

Bieke Zaman, our project co-supervisor, is invited as a guest lectured for the fourth session of the series Game for Thought, this time centering on "Ethics, AI, and the Progress of Technology".

Rozane De Cock, our project supervisor, is invited as a panelist for the third session of the series Game for Thought, this time centering on "Game and Addiction"

First official meeting of the whole Gam(e)(a)ble consortium