Nayma Software

Nayma Software is a company involved in videogames, multimedia and computer art (Florence, Italy) founded and directed by Fabio Barzagli with the participation of many programmers, graphics, musicians and collaborators.

Some main activities between 1997 and 2006:

DLAB VIDEOGAMES, First italian videogame school, collaborating with many partners like Cooperativa Sociale Electra, ITIS Galileo Galilei Arezzo, Develer srl, ISA Florence, ITIS Carpeggiani Ferrara, Centro Studi CS Pistoia, Regione Toscana, with the contribute of over 200.000 euros by the European Social Funds (FSE) for innovative OB3 projects. DLab had the attention of main italian videogames magazine like The Game Machine, Game Programming, Music Planet, Bitplane, 3D Mansion, and was invited for conference during WEBB.IT 2002 (italian meeting in Padova on video game development). See http://nayma.paternita.info/press

VIDEO GAMES DEVELOPMENT, Some titles developed: Tony Tough and the Night of Roasted Moths (one of italian most sold adventure game ever), Blarg (puzzle game), Paniko (puzzle game), Ecoland (god game, simulation), Malleus Maleficarum (3d arcade/adventure), Starshocks (2d shoot’em up) and others..

TRIP, THE REAL ITALIAN PARTY, International meeting about demoscene computer art called from media “the Woodstock of computer art”. Held in Florence sport palace during March 1999.

MEDIA EXPERIENCE, TV program for schools about multimedia and information technology (1997-199, CANALE 10 Cecchi Gori Group). Over 30 episodes.

AVALON MULTIMEDIA EXPERIENCE, Students/ex-students non profit association for the creation of new creative/professional work profiles. Created in collaboration with public school ITC Alessandro Volta (Bagno a Ripoli).

SOUNDTRACKS FOR VIDEOGAMES, Music and effects for some world distributed videogames such Trauma Zero, Euro League Manager, Operation Nutcracker, XTM Motor Racing, Legend of Rome, Steam Empire, ..

OTHER ACTIVITIES, Several collaborations with Regione Toscana, European Social Funds and various Institutions, web sites for artists such Eugenio Bennato and Cannelle Helena Viranin.