Spawnpoint.be

Spawnpoint is a Belgian media platform covering gaming, technology and the culture around it.

We write about the things that shape the industry: AI, Gaming News, Hardware, Tech, Pop Culture, Industry & Business, Releases, Product Reviews, Jobs and deep-dive analysis.

But more than anything, Spawnpoint is about context.

Gaming today isn’t just about playing games. It’s about the studios building them, the technology powering them, the communities surrounding them, and the culture that grows around every release.

That’s what we explore.

Some days that means breaking down the latest hardware launch.
Other days it means digging into how AI is changing game development, or explaining why a small indie title suddenly takes over Twitch overnight.

We like the big picture, but we also care about the details.

Spawnpoint is proudly Belgian-based, with contributors across Antwerp, Ghent and Brussels, bringing together different perspectives from the local gaming and tech community.

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Our Approach

Spawnpoint is built by enthusiasts, creators and industry watchers, not by a traditional newsroom.

To help us work faster and stay consistent, we use AI tools as part of our editorial workflow.

Think of it as a digital editor-in-chief that helps us:

  • Structure articles
  • Polish drafts
  • Summarize press releases
  • Fact-check information
  • Turn complex topics into readable stories. 

Some news articles, especially press releases and announcements, may be partially assisted by AI. Every article is still reviewed, edited and published by a human contributor.

We believe in being transparent about this process. AI helps us move faster, but the ideas, opinions and editorial choices remain human.

Our Writers

Elliot Clennam

I’m a proud ’90s kid who grew up with a controller in one hand and a camera in the other. Today, I write for Spawnpoint, combining sharp analysis, honest takes, and a passion for gaming culture.

 

Jonas De Wilde

I grew up trading Pokémon on the playground and arguing about console wars on forums way too late at night. Now I’m the guy who reads investor reports for fun and still boots up RPGs on the weekend.

 

Lena Verbeek

The Discord servers. The fandom drama. The TikTok edits. The indie game that suddenly blows up because someone streamed it at 2AM. I like those vibes.

 

Milan Vandenberghe

I built my first PC with YouTube tutorials and too much confidence. Since then, I’ve been obsessed with what’s under the hood: GPUs, engines, patches and performance modes.

 

Noor Jacobs

Growing up, I wanted to work on games; build them, market them, shape them. Somewhere between late-night playthroughs and Reddit rabbit holes, I realized there’s a whole ecosystem behind every launch.