Triangle Factory
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- 2010
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About Triangle Factory
Triangle Factory is an independent Belgian video game developer and spatial-computing studio founded in 2010 in Ghent. Its work spans competitive virtual reality games, mobile entertainment, location-based experiences and interactive applications for businesses. Over its first decade, the studio combined original casual games with contract XR development for medical, advertising, broadcast and industrial clients.
From the late 2010s, the company shifted its primary focus toward competitive multiplayer VR first-person shooters. Its development capabilities bring together game design, real-time 3D art and animation, software engineering and multiplayer networking. Cross-platform development is a recurring part of its work, with supported titles reaching platforms including Meta Quest, SteamVR, PlayStation VR2 and Pico.
Competitive VR games
Hyper Dash, launched in 2021, established the studio's approach to fast-paced team combat in virtual reality. The science-fiction arena shooter combines dash movement and rail-grinding mechanics, and moved to a free-to-play model in 2022.
Breachers, released in April 2023, applies the studio's networking and VR development experience to tactical 5v5 close-quarters combat. Its gameplay includes destructible entry points and competitive cross-play, bringing players on different VR platforms into shared matches.
The studio subsequently developed Forefront, a 32-player combined-arms VR shooter built around larger battles, combat vehicles, class-based play and destructible environments. Together, these projects illustrate its progression from arena combat to tactical encounters and larger multiplayer battlefields.
Interactive development beyond shooters
Triangle Factory's broader portfolio includes the mobile quiz games Trivia Switch and Trivia Battle, the augmented reality sports title AR Sports Basketball, and the VR action title The Heist. Its location-based work includes De Dag, a free-roam VR shooting experience.
Alongside original game development and publishing, the company offers custom interactive XR software, cross-platform multiplayer architecture, network engineering and 3D asset production. Its enterprise work extends across medical, education, broadcast, marketing and training applications, drawing on the same real-time interactive development capabilities used in its games.
More about Triangle Factory
Leadership
- Timothy Vanherberghen is CEO, delegated director and a co-founder.
- Sobraj Van Zeebroeck is a co-founder and director.
- Wim Forceville is production director and a co-founder; Peter Maesen is creative director and a co-founder.
- Other listed directors are Kenny Henderyckx, Jeroen Dessaux and Hongwei Zhou.
Recognition and collaboration
Trivia Switch won Best Mobile/Handheld Game at the 2019 Belgian Game Awards. The game was developed with Belgian public broadcaster VRT and production company Panenka.
The free-roam VR experience De Dag was developed in collaboration with Telenet and The Park Playground, extending the studio's work into location-based entertainment.
Game preservation
The November 2026 research reports that Hyper Dash ended online server operations because of the burden of maintaining legacy backend dependencies. A permanent offline build retained bot play for existing owners.
Corporate milestone
The company's Belgian legal form changed from bvba to BV on May 29, 2020.
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Where Triangle Factory is based
- Dublinstraat 35 bus /007, 9000 Ghent, BelgiumGhent, Flanders, Belgium
Ghent office
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Sole direct development studio and corporate headquarters, housing engineering, 3D art, design and production staff. Registered at the current address since June 1, 2021.
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