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Thais Weiller

Brazilian game designer and producer

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About Thais Weiller

Thais Weiller was a Brazilian video game developer and video game designer.

Thais Weiller is a Brazilian game designer and producer. Together with Danilo Dias she co-founded JoyMasher and released Oniken, Odallus, Blazing Chrome and Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider.

Work She has also created Rainy Day, a game about anxiety and depression: she spoke at Game Developers Conference (GDC) in 2017 about "wondering why no one was making games about the 'crappy moments in life,' like break ups, awful bosses, and experiences with serious health conditions."

Rainy Day was described by one reviewer as "" ("a short game about anxiety and depression which you should play now").

She has also published two books on game design, "Game Start" and "Pense Pequeno", under Creative Commons license share-alike. Both books are in Portuguese and available for free download.

Education She has an M.Sc. in game design from the University of São Paulo and currently pursuits a PhD in Tampere University.

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Important facts

Occupation
Video game developer, Video game designer
Nationality
Education
University of São Paulo
Also known as
Thais Arrias Weiller

Frequently asked questions

Who was Thais Weiller?

Brazilian game designer and producer

What was Thais Weiller's occupation?

Thais Weiller was a video game developer and video game designer.

What nationality was Thais Weiller?

Thais Weiller was Brazilian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Thais Weiller

· Wikidata: Q55433316

· DBpedia: Thais Weiller

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