My journey with video games began at a very young age. It all started with Pong (the world’s first video game) running on my old black and white tube TV. Then, I got an Odyssey2. Even as a child, I knew that the universe I wanted to inhabit lay before me. A few years later, I acquired an 8-bit Nintendo, and it was while playing Super Mario on this console that I realized what I wanted to do with my life. You can find more about this in “Me and Video Games“.

For those who have followed my journey, you’re aware that my efforts to reach this point have been relentless. Now, at 48 years old (as of 1976), the struggle continues. There have been numerous paths of trial and error, navigating through entirely uncharted territories. If you were to ask me whether I would go through it all again, my answer would be yes. I Did for passion.

I’ve set aside this section of my website to share a bit about my own games.

Hyper Casual – All free to play!

On this journey to becoming a true game developer, I started my career working for the first game production company in Brazil, South Logic. In the ABOUT tab, I tell a little more about this story, UBISOFT I highlight the moment after this stage. During my involvement in the sector, I made many friends, good friends who later became my partners in the production of some games. We made some casual games for clients, for contests, and other very small games, known as “Hyper Casual.” During this journey, I learned to program, something really difficult for a mind that, in its essence, is visual. And with that, I was able to create some games completely alone… (Then came Burnout…) But what I’m most proud of is that every game highlighted on this list was my own action. I mean, in addition to acting in all creative positions, I acted as a producer, organizing, and even selling these games to those interested.

Casual Games

These are my premium games, free of ads, designed with a focus on children’s learning. But most importantly, they’re packed with fun! Why not try one and help me create even more educational games like these? Learning can be fun!