a Latin American indie game co-operative dedicated to developing video games from a social, political and artistic perspective, reflecting the regional cultural context. It is particularly interested in a greater diversity of people who make games and a pluralisation and democratisation of game themes and production: "We want there to be different types of games. Small games, activist games, autobiographical games, queer games, feminist games, anti-commercial games, ugly games, serious games, humorous games, surrealist games, hobby games, anti-fascist games and, above all, Latin American games." (In addition to developing video games, Matajuegos also publishes game reviews in Spanish, writes articles, translates texts by authors and organises podcasts.