Review: The Spell Brigade
Sometimes a game has such an impact that it spawns countless copies over the…
New on the Boulevard
Review: The Spell Brigade
Read More »
Hands-on: Directive 8020
Last week, Supermassive Games invited me to London to try Directive 8020, the next…
Preview: Dead As Disco
Music games are something else, since they often come in two variants. The kind…
Review: Little Nightmares VR: Altered Echoes
When I first heard that Little Nightmares was making the jump to VR, I…
Review: Pokémon Champions
Imagine Pokémon Stadium spanning all generations in the palm of your hand, an ambitious…
Review: Saros
If you have ever played “Returnal”, the upcoming roguelike video game “Saros” will probably…
Podcast (Dutch)
![Indie Corner: Chasm [Backlog Review] <br><br>](https://gamingboulevard.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/H2x1_NSwitchDS_Chasm_image1600w-1024x512.jpg)
Meet the crew
Lander Van der Biest
Got interested in games since I could read. Started with Nintendo but evolved into an all-round gamer. I love all kinds of games; triple-A games to Indie. If the vibe is right, I'll enjoy playing it.
Michiel Vonck
Gaming has been and always will be a big part of my life! There’s not a day that goes by without a couple of hours gaming. I enjoy playing games where everyone has to do his part like online shooters and MMORPGs. Writing about it and sharing my experiences is just that next level bizz!
Jean de Coster
Grew up playing games on my uncle’s Snes and Sega Saturn. I love a good story without text and a game that conveys feelings. But sometimes I enjoy online shooters too.
Nick de Reiger
Started with the NES and CD-i and grew very fond of Nintendo over the years. Branched out to PC, Nintendo and even mobile if the setting is right. Historian by education, so I might throw in some historical facts over time. Prefers Nindies over Indies - so keep them coming!
Nick Vyvey
30 years of gaming experience. 15 years of writing experience. 5 years of growing an epic beard. All resulting in the Megazord being that is me. Loves to be baffled by something original.
Toon Borremans
I fell in love with gaming after receiving my yellow GameBoy Color for my sixth birthday. The time I spent as a teenager browsing bargain bins and second hand sections for cheap DS and 3DS games grew into a passion for indie games. I’m happy to play anything that is put in front of me, but a strong direction, be it art or story, is always a plus.
