Gearbox Software has recently opened up 3, yes three, available positions. If you have what it takes to be the next 2D Texture Artist, General 3D Artist, or Multiplayer Level Designer for Gearbox (my sources say they have created some game containing CTs and Ts running around with guns and such), you may want to take the opportunity and check this out right away. If you cannot contain yourself, send your resume to gamejobs@gearboxsoftware.com. Good luck!
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very interesting, no skillz though :x -
If anyone is thinking of applying - do it! They live in a nice part of Plano, Texas (well, they did for the brief period I visited them years ago), and have a VERY well-ventilated building.
Oh, add to that some really cool peeps working there... highly recommended.Comment
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i know someone who has gotten the job as modeler and skinner....Comment
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What are the min requirements?
Experience or some sort of stupid age and education thing?Comment
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Mobius? wrote..
most likely experience, age, and education.
What are the min requirements?
Experience or some sort of stupid age and education thing?
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I think they did a good jod with Halo, but it's sad, cuz they have to get permission from Microsoft and Bungie before they can patch it, and with Halo 2, that can take a looong time. But this new game shouldt have this problem, cuz it seems they are makeing it all themselves, for once, they can be the boss.Comment
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I agree with George.
tbh I don't know why the Gearbox CZ was scrapped. It looked good, and I'm sure it would have been loads better than Ritual's.Comment
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yay for gearbox!
or something...
but yeah speaking for Gearbox its an amazing place to work and if you think you have the slightest chance of getting the job, it's in your best interest to apply.Comment
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Supersonic1425 wrote..
Ritual's is an utter piece of crap, but not as bad as Turtle Rock's Single Player.
I agree with George.
tbh I don't know why the Gearbox CZ was scrapped. It looked good, and I'm sure it would have been loads better than Ritual's.Comment
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It's about time they had a game to show off what they're caperble of. I look forward to it, they're a damn fine group of people.Comment
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Andeh wrote..
I do too.
i know someone who has gotten the job as modeler and skinner....Comment
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^.j()$h.^ wrote..
I have to disagree... Making a story-led mission-based game out of what was designed as a multiplayer game is very difficult, particularly with CS. But Ritual did a great job - I completed it the other day and enjoyed it immensely!
Ritual's is an utter piece of crap
You have to remember that Ritual are used to much more powerful engines and different game architectures than HL. Looking past the tech, you have to congratulate them.
And for once I'm not being sycophantic. I really did enjoy it.Comment
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Edited by [user="37840"] @ [time="1081624352"]David Johnston wrote..
Let's be honest here, it was way too easy. I do admit Ritual's DS were better than TR's SP but I'm still not going to say either one was good.
I have to disagree... Rise Hard, the last mission of the Deleted Scenes, was superb. You have to remember that Ritual are used to much more powerful engines and different game architectures than HL. Looking past the tech, they did a great job.
Making a story-led mission-based game out of what was designed as a multiplayer game is very difficult, particularly with CS. But Ritual made a very good attempt. I completed it the other day and enjoyed it immensely.
And for once I'm not being sycophantic. I really did enjoy it.
Although, I did not know any of that of which you just told me. Now knowing that, I guess I can congratulate them, but I'm still not going to say their attempt was very good. It was descent.Comment
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