Philosophy & Goals

Even if I try to be as open-minded as possible, there are a couple ideals that I would like to stay true to when developing games:

• Create games I would like to play to, with no genre restriction.

• Games can bring something to players, such as emotions, exits or lessons.

• My work is a way to express myself.

• It is okay making mistakes, as long as I learn from them, if I avoid reproducing them, and if they do not doom somebody else. This is the reason why you may find works that were not fully successful in my portfolio: there are things to learn from every project, even more when it failed.

• Always do my best and never give up, as I believe this is the best way to turn even a project I do not like into something awesome and meaningful.

Here are a couple things I would like to achieve in the game industry. They might seem a bit ambitious considering my current position, but as someone who is driven by challenge I believe I will eventually reach these goals at some point, or even several times during my career:

• Bring unique and fresh ideas to video games.

• Create interesting game systems within strong universes.

• Work on as many different game genres as I can.

• Create a game that can tell an explicit story and convey feelings with its mechanics only.

I am also interested in how games mechanics can help us learning and teaching.