About Me
LUCÍA GARCÍA BOBILLO
Video Game Developer
Spain
She holds a degree in Interactive 3D Application and Video Game Development from the University of Salamanca.
Projects
ChromaVision – Final Project
2026
A modular computer vision-based tool that detects physical objects by color and position and renders them in a video game engine in real time. The color of each piece acts as an identifier that allows it to be replaced with the type of object the user wants in the engine. Developed using Python, the OpenCV library, and Unreal Engine 5.7.
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Delivery Dungeon
2025
A cooperative multiplayer video game developed using Unreal Engine 5. Deliver packages through a dungeon filled with traps.
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- Programming of the packages, objects and traps.
- VFX.
- Modeling and texturing of the torches, the spike trap, the compass and the flamethrower.
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D13-G0
2024
A roguelike evasion-based video game developed using Unreal Engine 5.
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- Concept art, modeling, and texturing of enemies.
- Contributed to programming, VFX, UI, and 3D modeling.
- Trailers and logos.
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The Meeting
2024
A puzzle-platformer video game developed using Unreal Engine 5.
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- Full-scale development: design, modeling, UI, and programming.
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DEFROST
2024
Video game about the Competitive Thawing League. Created for the Godot Wild Jam based on the main theme “Freeze” and the optional themes: “Silent Night,” “UI is real,” and “Advent Calendar.”
Ranked #18 out of 147 in Godot Wild Jam 76.
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- Schedule.
- Animation.
- Sound.
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Education
Bachelor’s Degree in Interactive 3D Application and Video Game Development
2022 – 2026
University of Salamanca (USAL).
Introduction to AI: Machine Learning and Neural Networks
2021
Course at the University of Salamanca (30 hours).
Acknowledgments
High School Research and Excellence Award
2019 – 2020
Additional Information
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- Circuit Design
Conducted under the supervision of Dr. Elena Pascual Corral (Department of Applied Physics and Technology, University of Salamanca) and Prof. Alfredo Martín González (Department of Physics and Chemistry, School
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2nd Prize in the First Chemical Crystallization Contest (USAL)
2019
Languages
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- Spanish – Native Speaker
- English – Comprehensive Professional Proficiency (C1 – Cambridge University)
Programming Languages
C
C++
Python
GDScript
