MCV/DEVELOP News, events, research and jobs from the games industry
Romanos began working in games in 2008, after graduating from university.
Setting up development studio Remode with fellow graduate Martin Darby, Romanos was CEO for six years, building a studio of 20 people and creating games for a range of clients.
In 2014, Romanos and Darby decided to close Remode, founding Strike Gamelabs in its place to allow them to develop games for themselves.
Romanos continues to provide a range of strategic support to other developers and organisations.
She is also a member of the Creative Skillset Video Games Council, BAFTA Girls & Games Group and is the board of UKIE’s developer sub-group.
