About

Ricky started coding at the age of 4 years old on his brother’s Commodore 64 back in the 80’s. Starting off at a young age and before digital sharing and collaboration was easy, Ricky figured the only way to follow his dream of making videogames was to learn how to do all the creative and technical roles himself. He got good at some of them, and passable enough at others, leading him to become a professional one-person studio for various companies and as his own creative technology studio.

With a 26-year professional career so far in videogame development, creative technology, multimedia, and education tech, Ricky is now starting up Ludagon as his next step in bringing interesting, unique, and fun games to the world.