Mentorzy

My road to working in games was long and took many different turns. I started out as a journalist, worked in music for a short while, e-sports and then finally ended up in video games. That’s where it just clicked. Games UX research combines all the things I love – researching, testing, writing and most of all – understanding why people do what they do. That is how I, a UX researcher, support the development teams. I conduct everything from playtests, to desk research and heuristic evaluations. All of that data is then analyzed and presented to the development teams so they can make informed decisions on what to do next. It’s all part of the iterative process of making games. Developers always have an intent with their design. It’s my job to check if that design is experienced as intended.

There are so many different areas that work together in order to create a game. So, if you’re someone who’s curious about behavior, psychology and how all of that is a part of game development, then games UX research might be just the thing for you.

And me? I love ARPGs and FPS games like Halo, Horizon Zero Dawn, Helldivers II and Bioshock. But any game with fishing in it always gets me hooked (hah!) Otherwise, I read a lot, play a lot of D&D and crochet.