It is a support program for cultural and creative industries in Argentina, organized by the Institut français d'Argentine along with Fundación Williams and Fundación Medifé.
For us and all the collaborators at Bicho Raro Games, this support is incredibly important, as it allows us to continue the production of La Hija del Delta and move forward to new stages of development, opening doors to begin positioning our video game in the market.
We celebrate and congratulate the 30 teams selected from a total of 1,489 submitted projects!

Ale, Flor and Vale were speakers in a super interesting lineup of talks and panels. Additionally, Flor and Vale were part of the jury for the Video Game Expo.

Ingrid Beck invited us to her Radio Show "Ahora que nos escuchan" to talk about our our studio, our projects and about the gender gap in the videogames world.

Chu was at the closing of ReinventarTEC with Paula Nieto. They gave a lecture about Cooperatives and Technology.

Vale was a speaker at the UNRaf Campus (Santa Fe) with a lecture about Serious Games.

Kurara and Chu, our members from Córdoba, participated in the talks and networking events.

Flor Orsetti, Marketing Manager & Game Localization Specialist, joins our team.

The newspaper interviewed Alejandra about her novel and the video game adaptation that we are developing.

We were sponsors at the indie site of GGJ 2024, organized by ExOf in Argentina. In this unique event, participants come together to develop original video games on a secret theme.

At the IMAGE Campus Core event, we talked about the experience of opening a cooperative, and encouraged others to do so.

We traveled to the Tigre Islands to chat about our project, The Swamp Daughter. We came up with a lot of ideas for the game. And we took the opportunity to relax after the EVA.

✨ We were present at the business rounds and pitched our project to international publishers. ✨ We presented the award for Best Narrative at the EVA Awards

We were part of the organization and mentoring of the Ex-ESMA JAM: First Game Jam for Human Rights and Memory, organized by WIGAr, the Ex-Esma Memory and Human Rights Space, and the Haroldo Conti Cultural Center.

After many years of working in the video game industry and actively participating in making this a more diverse space, we decided to create our own studio. We are the first video game cooperative founded by women. Our goal is to develop quality video games and apps with meaningful content.