LeoNatanoel

I always loved video games and working in developing one was (one of my) naive childhood dreams, but accepted very early that this was an impossible feat, especially in a country with zero industry.

But in college I discovered indie games (it all started with Undertale) and how small teams or a single person made my favorite games. By the end of my college I started to participate in the Global Game Jam and started to play with game engines (my first taste of game development, as silly as it sounds, was with Overwatch Workshop :V ), until I finally ;made my leap of faith and began developing my first game part time.

• Don't get me wrong, I like working as an electronic engineer (developing firmware and hardware), but developing a game and all the work involved (programming, gameplay and animation) fascinates me.