Build Games That Reach Millions

Submit your application through the form on this page or by email. If there is a fit, we schedule a 30-minute intro call, followed by a short skills assessment for the role you applied to. We respond within 5 business days. The internship itself is the working trial — you get a real look at the team and we get a real look at your work.

Yes — all positions are fully remote and async. Our team works across different time zones and communicates through GitHub and Discord.

Not right now. Our full-time and contract roles are currently closed — the Full-Time & Contract section on this page is for reference only. We do hire developers, artists, and marketers for ongoing game projects when we scale up, and interns who complete the program are the first people we consider. Email us your CV and we will keep it on file for the next opening.

We run a rolling unpaid internship program for aspiring game developers, artists, creators and AI-first builders. Interns work on real games, get mentorship, and build a portfolio. See the Internship Program section on this page.

It starts as a 3-month program — unpaid, remote, and flexible. If things go well it can be extended to 6 months. There is no guaranteed job at the end and we will not pretend otherwise: what the internship provides is the opportunity to be considered for a full-time position, with no separate application needed. That decision is ours, it is based on performance alone, and in practice it tends to land at the 6-month mark.

All of them — every internship role listed on this page is open on a rolling basis: Unity game dev, UI/UX, 3D art, web dev, trailers & VFX, marketing & ASO, audio, AI & game tools, Social Media Manager, and Vibe Coder. Two are our priority picks right now — the Social Media Manager Intern (running our Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and X accounts: short-form content, memes, community replies, analytics) and the Vibe Coder Intern (building game and app features, internal tools and web companions by directing AI coding tools of their own choosing — OpenCode, Cursor, Claude Code, Kilo Code, Cline, Grok, whatever gets the job done). All internships are unpaid, remote, and flexible — 3 months, extendable to 6 — with a signed certificate on completion. Apply through the form on this page and mention your preferred role.

A Vibe Coder builds software mainly by directing AI coding tools rather than typing every line by hand. You will work across game development and app development — Unity features, React and Next.js projects, internal tools and web companions — describing what you want, reviewing what the tool produces, and fixing what breaks until it ships. You choose your own tools: OpenCode, Kilo Code, Cline, Cursor, Claude Code, Grok, or anything else you like. We do not provide tool access or subscriptions, so bring whatever setup gets the work done — the goal is shipping, not which editor you use. No computer science degree or professional experience is required. What matters is that you move fast, test your own work, and can show us things you have actually shipped.

No. We care about what you can build. Self-taught developers, career-switchers, and students are all welcome.

We aim to respond within 5 business days. For internships, the whole process — application, intro call, skills assessment — usually takes 3-5 business days after that.

The form contains a CV/Resume upload field, and Google Forms requires respondents to be signed in whenever a form includes file uploads — that is a Google Forms rule, not ours. All sign-in happens through Google's own authentication system; we never collect, see, or have access to your passwords or account credentials — we only receive the answers you submit. Keeping the form centralized also lets us track every application in one place. If you would prefer not to use the form, just email us your application instead and we will take it from there.