Brenda Romero

Game designer and developer

Brenda Romero - Game designer and developer
Born

October 12th, 1966
58 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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A game designer and developer, contributed to the field of video game design over several decades, focusing on narrative and social issues. Co-created the game series 'Wizardry' and designed critically acclaimed games such as 'Train' and '3rd World Farmer'. Actively involved in promoting game design education and gender diversity within the industry.

Co-created the 'Wizardry' series

Designed 'Train' and '3rd World Farmer'

Served as a game design educator

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