We're looking for talented developers who want to shape the next generation of Action, RPG, and Strategy games. If you're passionate about mobile game architecture and creating systems that players actually enjoy, you might fit here.
We're expanding our team with specialists who understand mobile game development challenges. Each role focuses on specific aspects of gameplay systems and technical implementation.
You'll design progression mechanics for RPG and Adventure titles. The work involves building character growth systems, inventory management, and quest frameworks that scale across different game types. We need someone who's shipped at least two mobile games and understands how players interact with complex systems on small screens.
Build responsive shooting mechanics and weapon behavior for mobile FPS projects. The challenge here is maintaining 60fps while handling complex physics and particle effects. You'll work on aim assist systems, recoil patterns, and control schemes that feel natural on touchscreens. Experience with mobile performance profiling is important.
Create AI opponents for Strategy and Simulation games that feel challenging without frustrating players. You'll implement decision trees, behavior patterns, and difficulty scaling systems. The role requires understanding of game balance and player psychology. We're working on turn-based strategy titles and real-time tactical games.
Develop vehicle physics and control systems for mobile racing games. The work focuses on arcade-style handling that's accessible but has depth for skilled players. You'll tune suspension models, drift mechanics, and collision responses. Understanding of mobile input limitations and how to compensate through physics is essential.
Design combat mechanics for Action and Adventure games with focus on mobile touchscreen controls. You'll create combo systems, enemy AI patterns, and difficulty curves. The role involves prototyping different combat approaches and testing them with real players. Experience with action games and understanding of frame data is valuable.
Build systems for simulation games that model real-world mechanics in engaging ways. You'll work on resource management, time progression, and interconnected gameplay loops. The challenge is making complex systems feel approachable while maintaining depth. Experience with economy design and player engagement metrics helps here.
Our process focuses on understanding how you solve problems and work with existing codebases. We're not interested in whiteboard puzzles or trick questions. The entire process usually takes two to three weeks from first contact to offer.
A 30-minute video call where we discuss your background, interests, and what you're looking for. This isn't a technical interview. We want to understand your experience with mobile game development and what kinds of projects get you excited. You'll talk with the lead developer who actually works on the games.
You'll get a small gameplay system to implement. It's similar to actual work you'd do here – maybe building a simple inventory system or creating enemy AI behavior. You have a week to complete it. We pay for your time on this regardless of whether we move forward. The assignment should take around 4-6 hours.
We review your assignment together in a hour-long call. You explain your approach, we ask questions about specific decisions, and we discuss alternative solutions. This helps us see how you think about architecture and optimization. It's collaborative, not confrontational. We're evaluating communication as much as technical skills.
You meet a few team members in a casual video call. We talk about how we work, current projects, and answer any questions you have about daily operations. This helps both sides figure out if the working relationship makes sense. We're small enough that team dynamics really matter, so everyone has input on new hires.
We're a focused team working on mobile games in genres we actually care about – Action, Adventure, RPG, FPS, Strategy, Simulation, Racing, and Arcade. The work involves deep technical challenges around mobile performance and gameplay systems. Here's what that looks like in practice.
You'll own entire gameplay systems from design through implementation. When we say you're responsible for the combat system or progression mechanics, that means you make the key technical and design decisions. You'll get feedback, but you're not implementing someone else's specifications.
Remote work is standard. We have an office in Kalyan if you prefer working there, but most of the team works from home. Core hours are 11am-4pm for meetings and collaboration. Beyond that, manage your time however works best for you. Results matter more than hours logged.
Annual budget for courses, conferences, or tools you need. We're working with evolving technology, so staying current matters. If there's a GDC talk you want to attend or a technical book that's relevant to your work, that's covered. Just clear it with your lead first.
We ship games, which means occasional deadline pressure. But we plan releases around sustainable schedules. When crunch happens, it's short and compensated with time off afterward. We track hours to make sure nobody's consistently overworking. Burnout helps nobody.
You get the hardware and software you need. MacBook Pro for iOS development, powerful Windows machines for Android testing, profiling tools, whatever helps you work efficiently. Our budget goes toward making development smooth, not fancy office perks.
Small team means you work directly with everyone. No layers of management or lengthy approval processes. If you need to discuss a technical decision with the art lead or talk about scope with the producer, you just do that. Decisions happen quickly because communication paths are short.
Send us your resume and a brief note about what kind of games you want to work on. We review every application and respond within a week. If you have a portfolio or GitHub profile, include those too.
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