Where observation gives life to infinite worlds.
Mira Softworks is the vision of a passionate future video game developer born on the warm Catalan Mediterranean coasts. This personal brand is dedicated to creating experiences beyond mere entertainment, like Poplloon, 'my first experimental project,' with plans to develop immersive, interconnected worlds that spark curiosity and explore players' moral decisions. At Mira Softworks, inspiration and innovation are the core of every project, seeking new ways to enhance existing products for a more mature or broader audience. Currently, the brand has one published title for Android devices, with more ideas brewing in the creator's enigmatic mind. Poplloon is a project infused with personal effort and experiences, designed with an innovative approach for people with or without colorblindness, offering relaxing experiences to escape stress. The goal of Mira Softworks is to improve with every piece of feedback, pushing the boundaries of an industry increasingly disconnected from its users, reviving original concepts, and refining each element to create something new.
Albert Mira
Creator of Poplloon, the Mira Softworks brand, and the website you're currently viewing, built with Next, spaghetti code, and plenty of barely intelligible HTML. Albert staunchly lives by the phrase 'if you want things done right, do them yourself,' which has shaped his versatile mindset and insatiable hunger for knowledge. While his skills are primarily focused on 3D modeling and object-oriented programming, he loves languages like C#, Python, and Java, and has a complex love-hate relationship with JavaScript spanning six years—all self-taught, with some higher-level fullstack training here and there purely for intellectual curiosity. He avoids rigid work methodologies to maintain obsessive organization and control over his projects, yet he’s adapted well to collaborative small-team efforts with tight deadlines, where SCRUM was essential to deliver projects in just two weeks or even days. Currently, the website and other everyday tasks keep him busy, but he’ll return to unleash new ideas and make the Mira Softworks brand echo across the internet.
Where observation gives life to infinite worlds.
Mira Softworks is the vision of a passionate future video game developer born on the warm Catalan Mediterranean coasts. This personal brand is dedicated to creating experiences beyond mere entertainment, like Poplloon, 'my first experimental project,' with plans to develop immersive, interconnected worlds that spark curiosity and explore players' moral decisions. At Mira Softworks, inspiration and innovation are the core of every project, seeking new ways to enhance existing products for a more mature or broader audience. Currently, the brand has one published title for Android devices, with more ideas brewing in the creator's enigmatic mind. Poplloon is a project infused with personal effort and experiences, designed with an innovative approach for people with or without colorblindness, offering relaxing experiences to escape stress. The goal of Mira Softworks is to improve with every piece of feedback, pushing the boundaries of an industry increasingly disconnected from its users, reviving original concepts, and refining each element to create something new.
Albert Mira
Creator of Poplloon, the Mira Softworks brand, and the website you're currently viewing, built with Next, spaghetti code, and plenty of barely intelligible HTML. Albert staunchly lives by the phrase 'if you want things done right, do them yourself,' which has shaped his versatile mindset and insatiable hunger for knowledge. While his skills are primarily focused on 3D modeling and object-oriented programming, he loves languages like C#, Python, and Java, and has a complex love-hate relationship with JavaScript spanning six years—all self-taught, with some higher-level fullstack training here and there purely for intellectual curiosity. He avoids rigid work methodologies to maintain obsessive organization and control over his projects, yet he’s adapted well to collaborative small-team efforts with tight deadlines, where SCRUM was essential to deliver projects in just two weeks or even days. Currently, the website and other everyday tasks keep him busy, but he’ll return to unleash new ideas and make the Mira Softworks brand echo across the internet.