Game Dev Afterwork
Organized by Maracas Studio
About This Event
The Game Dev Afterwork is a monthly meetup open to everyone—whether you’re part of the video game industry in Belgium (professionals, students) or simply curious to discover it.
By default, we meet on the second-to-last Friday of the month, starting at 5:00 PM, in a friendly, welcoming, and pressure-free atmosphere: just come grab a drink after your work week, chat, meet people, and unwind with fellow devs and enthusiasts.
📍 New: We’re back at "W" (ex- L’Atelier de La Manufacture Urbaine) in Charleroi: https://wcharleroi.be
The restaurant offers a “Give Me 5” deal on Fridays before 6:00 PM, with a selection of tapas and cocktails for just €5.
This will, by default, be our go-to spot for the next editions.
💡 Good to know:
Everyone chooses and pays for their own drinks directly at the bar.
No need to bring a prototype or portfolio (unless you’d like feedback).
Registration is strongly recommended on Eventbrite: it helps us determine the space that will be allocated to us.
Following the theme (like “Christmas sweaters”) are always optional.
The event is meant to be easygoing: come and go whenever you like; you’re obviously not required to arrive at 5:00 PM.
An activity hosted by Maracas Studio.
When
Every second to last Friday of the month
Next: Friday, 24 July 2026, 18:00 - 22:00
About the Organizer
At Maracas Studio, we create video games aimed at a large audience with the ambition to mark a whole generation of players. We care for our players, team mates and partners.
Used as festive rhythmic percussion instruments, maracas were once, cult objects, magical, used to awaken spirits and deities. Today, they embody our desire to shake up the entire video game industry… no less!
About the Organizer
At Maracas Studio, we create video games aimed at a large audience with the ambition to mark a whole generation of players. We care for our players, team mates and partners.
Used as festive rhythmic percussion instruments, maracas were once, cult objects, magical, used to awaken spirits and deities. Today, they embody our desire to shake up the entire video game industry… no less!