Stefano Gualeni

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Stefano Gualeni is an Italian architect and game designer who is best known for being the author and designer of the games Tony Tough and the Night of Roasted Moths and Tony Tough in a Rake's Progress. Among his most popular works is the internationally licensed series of basketball simulation games Fronte del Basket (alternatively known as International Basketball or ACB Total)

Stefano is currently the lecturer of Game Design and Game Architecture at NHTV University of Applied Science of Breda, The Netherlands. He still occasionally works as columnist and Game Design consultant.

[edit] Background

Born in Lovere, Italy in 1978, he graduated in 2004 in architecture at the Politecnico di Milano with a theoretical thesis on the possible application of reverse archaeoastronomy as a design model for postmodern architecture. His final thesis was developed in Mexico supported by ITESM (Tec de Monterrey, Campus Ciudad de Mexico). A significant portion of his undergraduate career was spent at QUT in Brisbane, Australia.