Game Designer

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ARVORE Immersive Experiences

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Virtual Reality • Augmented Reality • Mixed Reality • Immersive Storytelling • Extended Reality

51 - 200 employees

🎮 Gaming

🥽 AR/VR

📱 Media

Description

• Game Designers at ARVORE are responsible for conceptualizing and iterating the game's mechanics and systems, working with a multidisciplinary team to ensure the final product promotes the envisioned emotional experience to the player. • Designing and iterating the game's core, features and content, from prototype to final product. • Creating and maintaining technical design documentation. • Working in-engine, creating and iterating levels and mechanics, always aligned with the high-level vision of pacing, difficulty and the player’s emotional journey. • User testing to make sure the player's necessities will always come first. • Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team, leaning on everyone's skills to deliver a high-quality product.

Requirements

• Experience as a game designer, having worked in a complete development cycle, with at least one shipped game. • Player-centered approach to game design. • Experience at prototyping in quick iterations. • Ability to work in a fast-paced environment with a high degree of independence and an innate intuition for task prioritization. • Great communication and presentation skills. • Strong interpersonal skills, ability to listen to the team's necessities and incorporate them into the design. • Awareness of technological trends and interest in interactive media. • The ability to respond to change and adapt, knowing when it's time to stick to an idea and when it's time to put it to the side. • Constantly looking for self-improvement, learning new skills and sharing knowledge. • Openness to learn new tools and skills. • Ability to analyze problems and their sources to find new and better solutions. • Experience with Unity 3D. • Advanced English. • Knowledge of UI/UX principles. • Interest in understanding other game development disciplines and their tools. • A passion for games, movies, TV, art, animation, electronics, RPGs, theater and narrative experiences would be a great plus.