Careers

Design is concerned with how the game plays, crafting the rules, systems, levels, and user experience. Designers shape the gameplay loop, balance difficulty, and ensure that the game is engaging and intuitive, often iterating based on player feedback and testing.

Production oversees the entire development process, managing schedules, resources, and communication between departments. Producers ensure that milestones are met, risks are mitigated, and the project stays on track, acting as the central hub of coordination and problem-solving.

Programming handles the technical backbone of the game, writing the code that powers everything from core mechanics and artificial intelligence to user interfaces and network systems. Programmers work closely with other departments to bring designs and assets to life while ensuring the game runs smoothly across platforms.

Art focuses on the visual elements of the game, creating everything from character models and environments to textures and animations. Artists define the game's aesthetic style and ensure visual consistency, working in both 2D and 3D to build a compelling and believable world.

Audio is responsible for all aspects of a game's soundscape, including sound effects, music, and voiceovers. This team designs immersive audio experiences that enhance gameplay, evoke emotion, and support storytelling, often using specialized tools to integrate sound seamlessly into the game environment.