A 25 year old from Madrid, Spain, but currently based in Barcelona, I was introduced to videogames thanks to my dad. I have been playing videogames for as long as I can remember. My childhood was filled with games, and it was the only thing I could care about in the world. Never sure about what I would do when I grew up, the idea of making videogames was one that had always loomed in the back, but had never quite become clear.

Then, in my adolescence, upon playing a little indie game called Undertale, everything I knew about them changed. As that game opened the gates of indie gaming, I finally decided, this was what I wanted to do. They weren’t mere entertainment, they were so much more.

So then, I embarked on my journey as a future game developer, studying hard to get to college, and study videogames. In my college years I entered Flying Beast Labs, an indie development studio from Madrid, as an intern. Upon the end of my internship, the studio invited me to join them officially, and I spent the next few years with them.

A few years later, I moved to Barcelona and officially joined the mobile gaming industry when I began working at Gameloft Barcelona, where I still work today. Here my career branched in a new direction, and discovered and understood how games are made in a bigger environment, and with a completely different playerbase and focus on game design.

Outside of videogames, I try to consume and learn about any type of artistic media I can: music, film, literature, comic books, photography, fashion… I love to see the different ways humans perceive life, and then transform it into unique visions of the many aspects it contains.

I love photography, and going out on long walks with my camera. It helps me relax, and think of the things going on in my life while I observe and explore the world around me, trying to capture the little things that I find fascinating.

My biggest desire is to make games as art. I want to make games that inspire people and that transmit meaningful experiences. I want to transform the things I love, and the things I feel into unforgettable experiences that at least one person can relate to in any kind of way. That is why in my free time, I also like to develop small experimental games by myself, as a form of growing as a designer, but mostly as a form of expressing myself, and what is going on in my life at the moment.