Belgium's Wallonia Backs "Miraculous" Game and Five More Local Titles With $480,000

Wallimage, the economic screen fund of Belgium's French-speaking Wallonia region, commits €410,000 (roughly $480,000) to six games in the first 2026 call of its gaming line: N-Zone Productions' "Miraculous: Shadow of Paris" and "Gum Break", Fishing Cactus's "Starvester", SpookiCG's "Rally Her", Maracas Studio's "Fantasy Pawnbroker" and Valem Studio's "No Ghosts Allowed". The six declare €1,250,282 (~$1.46 million) of eligible spending, which the fund counts as a minimum economic return of 305%, and the round is the seventh call since the gaming line began. A jury of Wallimage analysts and outside experts chose the projects on September 15.