We’ve been working from home for almost six months now and while it’s not always been easy, we’ve done everything to ensure that our staff have access to everything they might need.

During this time we’ve also been hiring, a lot. We have some amazing things going on at the studio right now (that we can’t talk about just yet) and we’ve been onboarding new starters to join our teams from wherever they’re based.

We have over 40 open roles at the moment, across a number of disciplines, and across a wide range of experience levels.

A lot of our hiring managers are very active on social media as well; talking about best practices for applications, things they look for in a good CV, etc. So if you see a role you like, why not reach out, or explore some of those threads and conversations, and then apply?

It’s always so humbling to see people enjoy the games we make, and Gears Tactics has been no exception. One of the things that we try to do, when we can, is shed a little light on the development process for those who are interested in how all this stuff gets made.

Well, over the past month or so some of our staff have been doing just that. We’ve pulled together some of the articles into one handy blog post on our website for you to dive into.

Over in the world of Outcasters we’ve done a deep dive into one of the maps you’ll be scurrying around in when the game launches.
Lucky’s Lagoon is the first map we’re showing off in this kind of detail, so have an explore of the Twitter thread and let us know what you think!

Also, if you missed it, we rounded up some of the interviews we did around our announcement. You can check those out right here!