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Queasy Games
by Jonathan Mak jon.mak@queasygames.com Seeking Game Entity Programmers
Queasy Games is seeking programmers for project "Sound Shapes" for the PlayStation VITA.
We currently have openings for a game programmer to implement entity designs. Ideally you would have a portfolio and/or examples of previous works demonstrating that you can do the job, and you are available to work in downtown Toronto. For the programming positions, the ideal candidate would also be experienced in programming in one of or something similar to the following languages: ActionScript, GameMonkey Script, Java, C, C++, C#. We are looking for full-time for 3 to 6 months, but are open to part-time work too. If you are awesome, there is a chance that the contract can be extended. Entry-level and junior programmers are welcome (this could be a great opportunity for you!), but please have a portfolio or examples of your work. Pay is negotiable based on your experience and expertise. If you are interested or know someone interested, please email Jonathan Mak at jon.mak@queasygames.com Currently Working On...
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Everyday Shooter
An album of musical abstract shmups. Available for the PlayStation 3 via the PlayStation Network and for the PC via Steam or Direct2Drive. |
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ToJam Thing
Inflate things to make them pop and create chain reactions. Programmed during the toronto indie game jam 2006. |
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Gate 88 A childhood daydream of deep space intergalactic battle inspired by Herzog Zwei, Star Control, Subspace, Homeworld, and Parsec47. Gate 88 forums are here. |
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fiveonefivefour Songs proceeding the events that occured at five one five four. The song, Somewhere East, was used in Gate 88. |
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Motor Skill Learning in User Interfaces via Discretized Pie Menus Discretized pie menus -- the main user interface mechanism in Gate 88. |
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Deeper Meaning and Form in Video Games Games can be more than just utilities for fun. |
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Ramblings Game related ramblings from a blog I used to write in. |
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