Amazing human from the globe with Simonetta Lulli special Hispanic Heritage Month

Best puzzle and games are crafted by best humans. We decided to interview Amazing human from the globe to get to learn from those leaders crafting the future of our industry. Today we will speak to Simonetta Lulli Chief Executive Officer ( CEO) at Gamehouse.

Tell us more about your story?

I’m CEO of GameHouse, developer and publisher of PC and Mobile puzzle games with main focus on female players first.

What would you share with your younger self?

Be positive.

What is your favorite puzzle game? Why?

I play different games and genres, but right now I will say our last F2P Published games Text Express.

What does Hispanic Heritage Month mean to you?

For me is a moment to be proud of your ancestors and where you are coming from. I lived in many countries and I want to show my kids that having a hispanic heritage enriches their lives and culturally is part of them. Me and my family we identify as hispanic because we share the same language ( Spanish), many of the same culture ( from music to food) and most of all, we feel easily connected with hispanic people. We share a common bond that the language links.
Hispanic Heritage Month is stronger in US than it is anywhere else. The reason is that 20% of the population in US is hispanic and due to past and present history, the hispanics in US have not had the same attention and opportunities that other ethnicities. Now with this Hispanic Heritage Month, it is the moment to remember that Hispanic population and heritage it is an important part of the US, South America and Europe present and past history.

What can we do better to celebrate Hispanic heritage month?

As for now is a US first celebration, it is difficult to implement gaming or company campaigns world wide about it, but I hope that in future this is celebrated world wide and the hispanic culture becomes interesting for all.

Anything else you want to share?

I tried to be part of Hispanic gaming groups and investors in US and there are not many, it is a very small population of hispanics that work in gaming as far as I have seen in US and I hope that in the future more hispanics find gaming something that they want to work on as we need diversity in gaming from all angles, including ethnicity.