138 sites from €36 excl. VAT: median authority 29, median traffic 177 visits per month. Dofollow links, secure payment, guaranteed publication.
Belgium's games and entertainment niche covers video games, esports, streaming, board games, cinema, music and online leisure, often across French, Dutch and German-speaking audiences. LinkBooster lists 137 sites in this category, from small hobby blogs to a handful of established publications. This page explains what to expect from these links, how to choose between them and what budget makes sense.
A backlink from a relevant entertainment site tells search engines that your content belongs in a given topic. For a game studio, a streaming platform, an escape room or a ticketing service, that context matters as much as raw authority. A link placed in an article about gaming trends or local events carries a clearer signal than one dropped in a generic blog.
Belgium is also a multilingual market. A link from a French-language site supports a French-speaking audience, while a Dutch-language publisher serves Flanders. Matching the language of the linking site to the language of your landing page is one of the simplest ways to keep the link relevant. If you target several markets, the international SEO and backlinks guide explains how to balance them.
The catalogue is mostly made of modest sites. The median authority is 29, and 86 sites sit between 0 and 19. Another 17 fall between 20 and 29, 16 between 30 and 39, 16 between 40 and 59, and only 2 reach 60 or more. About 25% of sites have an authority of 30 or higher. The median organic traffic is 173 visits per month, so many sites are niche audiences rather than mass-market media.
That is not necessarily a drawback. A small, active gaming blog with a loyal readership can be a better fit than a larger site with no connection to your topic. Almost all links, 99%, are dofollow, which means they can pass authority. If you want to understand how link attributes are treated, read about rel=sponsored, nofollow and UGC.
Prices, article included and excluding VAT, start at 36 €. The median is 309 €, and the top 10% of the most powerful sites start at 2133 €. A sensible approach is to mix a few affordable, well-targeted placements with one or two stronger sites rather than spend everything on a single link. For a wider view of market rates, see the 2026 guide to backlink prices.
Before ordering, check four things: topical fit, language, authority and real traffic. Ask whether the site publishes genuine content regularly and whether outbound links are limited. Our guide on spotting PBNs and link farms lists the warning signs. Vary your anchor texts too, using brand names and natural phrases rather than repeating the same keyword.
You can browse all options on the Belgian backlinks overview, or compare with neighbouring markets such as the Netherlands and France if your audience crosses borders.
The most common mistake is chasing authority alone. A high-authority news site that has nothing to do with games rarely brings qualified readers. Another is publishing thin, promotional text: the article should be useful on its own, such as a review, a guide, an event preview or an industry analysis, with your link as a natural reference.
Finally, do not concentrate everything on the homepage. Link to deep pages like a game page, a ticket page or a guide. To go further, the guest posting guide covers how to write articles that earn lasting value, and the Games & Entertainment overview shows the topic in other countries.
Prices start at 36 € with the article included, excluding VAT. The median is 309 €, and the strongest 10% of sites start at 2133 €.
Yes, 99% of the listed links are dofollow. Sponsored content may still be labelled according to the publisher's own policy.
It can be, if the audience and topic match yours. With a median authority of 29 and a median traffic of 173 visits per month, relevance and content quality should guide the choice as much as the metrics.