3 of 3 Remote/Hybrid Game Development Jobs in the East Midlands

slot games. This is a creative, hands-on role for someone with a strong iGaming/gambling background, who understands what makes a great game and can take an idea from concept through to launch. The Role Develop original game concepts, themes, features and mechanics. Shape ideas into … engaging, visually-led game experiences. Work with artists, developers and product teams to bring concepts into production. Create visual concepts, storyboards and clear design documentation. Present ideas to the wider studio and key stakeholders. Research player behaviour, market trends and competitor products to inform new concepts. Help adapt games ...

assisted workflows. Working closely with Art Direction, Experience Design, Technical Art, and Production, you will help shape the visual identity of the game while improving team workflows, scalability, and efficiency. Key Responsibilities Environment Art & Visual Development Translate creative briefs into compelling AI‐generated visual concepts, enriching … team. Production & Planning Experience planning and overseeing environment and prop production. Ability to estimate task complexity, effort, and production timelines accurately. Strong understanding of game development production pipelines and milestone planning. Comfortable reprioritising work as project requirements evolve. Ability to communicate progress, blockers, dependencies, and risks clearly ...

C++ Game Developer Location: Midlands (hybrid – office attendance a few times per week) Salary: up to £38,000 per annum (depending on experience) Type: Permanent, Full-Time We’re working with an established iGaming company who are looking to add a Game Developer to their collaborative and creative … fantastic opportunity for a C++ developer who enjoys building high-quality, interactive experiences and wants to play a hands-on role in game development. We’re ideally looking for candidates with around 2 years of commercial experience in C++, along with some exposure to JavaScript. However, we’re also ...