Stainless Games Ltd
Independent games developer Stainless Games has been creating acclaimed multi-million selling titles since 1994. Based on the picturesque Isle of Wight, it’s best known for CCGs and driving games.
Location(s): Newport, Isle of Wight Team size: 70 (including at least 10 different nationalities) Key projects and hiring areas: Experienced C++/Lead/Senior Programmers, Producers, VFX Artists, Lead QA.
Recruitment contact Tracy Curtis HR Manager
jobs@stainlessgames.com
STAINLESS released the chart-topping classic driving game Carmageddon 24 years ago, and is also known for developing five hit Magic: The Gathering CCG titles on PC, consoles and mobile. They understand pandemic life has helped many of us rethink our priorities, so if
you love making games and are looking for a change of lifestyle then look no further! Stainless offers flexible working around core hours in a relaxed environment.
Still believing the ability to interact with colleagues face-to-face is an invaluable part of making great games, they’re now adopting a hybrid working arrangement. They’ll continue to nurture a collaborative team dynamic in the studio, while giving employees the option to work from home for part of the week. Other flexible arrangements can be considered. As one of the sunniest places in the UK, the Isle of Wight has become a very
attractive lifestyle destination. It boasts spectacular walking and cycle trails, and you’re never more than 25 minutes’ drive from a beach, so it’s ideal for outdoor living and family life. The team pride themselves on inclusivity, so it really doesn’t matter who you are or where you’re from, provided you have a passion and talent for game development.
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