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[[File:Thais Weiller at GDC 2017 (33163135001) (cropped).jpg|thumb|right|Weiller at GDC 2017]] |
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'''Thais Weiller''' is a Brazilian game designer and producer. Together with [[Danilo Dias (game developer)|Danilo Dias]], they co-founded [[JoyMasher]] and released ''[[Oniken]]'' and ''[[Odallus]]''. |
'''Thais Weiller''' is a Brazilian game designer and producer. Together with [[Danilo Dias (game developer)|Danilo Dias]], they co-founded [[JoyMasher]] and released ''[[Oniken]]'' and ''[[Odallus]]''.<ref name="tehran">{{cite web |title=Thais Weiller |url=http://www.tehrangamecon.com/en/speaker/thais-weiller-bittersweet-design-designing-around-negative-emotions |publisher=Tehran Game Convention |accessdate=7 July 2018}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 22:57, 7 July 2018
Thais Weiller is a Brazilian game designer and producer. Together with Danilo Dias, they co-founded JoyMasher and released Oniken and Odallus.[1]
References
- ^ "Thais Weiller". Tehran Game Convention. Retrieved 7 July 2018.
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