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Lead Game Designer

  • Posted 18 days ago
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Job Description

Position Summary

Do you want to own and shape all the elements of a great game: its setting, structure, rules, story flow, characters, interface design, and modes of play Would you like to be part of a fun, driven, fast-paced team PlaySimple Games is looking for Game Designers who can take games all the way from concept development to delivery. If you have a great passion for games, enjoy building things from scratch, and have the ability to break through hurdles to drive ideas through to completion, you'll love this job.

Requirements

What's required of you

  • Design, balance and analyse new and existing features
  • Collaborate with designers, product managers, artists and engineers to create a fun gaming experience
  • Communicate designs to key stakeholders
  • Create and maintain game documentation
  • Organize and conduct playtests to get feedback for new feature prototypes

What we are looking for
  • Should have 8+ years of experience in gaming, wherein 2 successful titles have been built and scaled
  • Should be able to take games from concept to live ops, and lead the vision for the games.
  • Responsible for all design-related responsibilities and KPI's for multiple games or a franchise.
  • Lead benchmarking and prototyping initiatives across teams to identify new business opportunities and provide proof of concept.
  • Responsible for hiring and mentoring of game designers.
  • Adept at using AI tools, aware of the industry trends and identifying new opportunities for improving speed, efficiency and quality.

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