WANTED: Somebodies ready to push it to the limit.Yes, fine sirs and good mesdames, Marroni Electronic Entertainment is looking for a professional concept artist/illustrator and an equally professional programmer to join a focused, closely collaborative team at a new studio location in the Detroit area.
Our first game,
iBailout!!, received a good deal of press with the likes of
,
WSJ.com,
Joystiq and
Kotaku covering or featuring it--heck, some folks even said it was fun. For our second act, which we're interested in hearing from you about, we're offering up a
new-school arcade, 3D PC, smartphone and tablet title.
This is not a joke.The right
artist will be incredible at concept art and illustration and will be responsible for realizing the sharp, fresh, Syd Mead and Mondrian modernist-inspired pop art vision that we have for this new game--all in super-hi contrast, bright full color, no less. #anglesnotcurves For serious bonus points, you're also none too shabby at graphic design and could even contribute some UI work, or whatever we may find we need during the course of development.
The right
programmer will have expert proficiency in Unity and/or XNA and be generally capable of handling anything and everything we throw at 'em--really, you'll be the only programmer on the team, so that last part is no joke; you've got to be one of the best.
You must bring your own weapons.In return, you get a not-insignificant salary and a direct piece of the sales revenue from the game--a nice, healthy chunk of that sales revenue, in fact.
You'll get paid before and after we ship.We accept only driven, entrepreneurial artists and programmers that care even more about being part of a dynamic, fresh team dedicated to unleashing upon the world only some of the industry's very best interactive entertainment (i.e., vidya games); someone absolutely committed to producing just plain singular, remarkable culture.
Your safety is not guaranteed.If the above description fits you and you're local to the Detroit area, then
please get in touch with a résumé, a link to your best stuff (if you're an artist, o' course) and a brief note and we'll talk.
Thanks much.
We have only done this once before. Really.
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