What you'll do
We're looking for someone who wants to own the animation direction of the project rather than simply produce animation assets.
Your work will directly shape how players perceive our characters, creatures, and the world itself.
You'll be responsible for:
- Creating gameplay and cinematic animations for characters, creatures, robots, props, and environmental objects.
- Bringing our main character to life through expressive locomotion, interactions, combat, and facial animation.
- Developing memorable movement styles for enemies that reinforce gameplay and horror.
- Creating animations that improve game feel and support gameplay.
- Integrating animations into Unity and working with IK, Cinemachine, and other gameplay systems.
- Working closely with the Game Director to prototype ideas, gather references, discuss solutions, and refine animations throughout development.
While you'll own the animation pipeline, you won't be working alone. We believe the best ideas come from collaboration, iteration, and constructive discussion.
We're looking for someone who
- Has professional experience as a 3D Animator in game development.
- Is comfortable creating gameplay animations from concept to final implementation.
- Has experience working with Unity.
- Understands rigging and can modify rigs when needed.
- Can work independently and take ownership of their discipline.
- Enjoys analyzing animation in games and explaining creative decisions through references and examples.
- Communicates clearly and enjoys collaborating with multidisciplinary teams.
- Has English skills sufficient for day-to-day communication.
Nice to have
- Experience working on third-person action or survival horror games.
- Experience with combat, weapon, and creature animation.
- Experience creating facial animation and cinematics.
- Understanding of acting principles and character performance.
- Motion capture experience.
What matters to us
We're looking for someone who watches animation with a designer's eye.
Someone who understands why a character's walk cycle can tell you more about their personality than a page of dialogue. Why one creature immediately feels unsettling while another is simply another enemy.
We love people who analyze great games, break down why they work, and use those insights to create something even better.
What we offer
- Fully remote position.
- Full-time employment.
- Work with a distributed international team aligned around the Dubai time zone (GMT+4).
- A high level of creative ownership and the opportunity to influence the project.
- Support for participating in game development conferences, festivals, and community events.
- Compensation based on your experience and skills.
If you're excited about creating animation that players won't just see—but genuinely feel—we'd love to hear from you.
What you'll do
We're looking for a versatile 3D Artist who enjoys building believable worlds. Someone who doesn't just model assets, but thinks about why a location exists, who used it, how it tells a story, and how every object contributes to the atmosphere.
Your primary focus will be environments, architecture, props, and other world-building assets. At the same time, as a small indie team, we value versatility, so from time to time you'll also work on characters, creatures, robots, weapons, and other gameplay assets.
You'll be responsible for:
- Creating high-quality game-ready environments, architecture, props, and world-building assets, as well as characters, creatures, robots, and weapons when needed.
- Owning the full asset creation pipeline—from gathering references and building early blockouts to final production-ready assets and Unity integration.
- Working closely with the Art Director to develop visual solutions while actively contributing your own ideas.
- Refining existing assets to match the project's artistic vision.
- Optimizing assets and validating them directly inside the game, paying attention to lighting, composition, readability, scale, and overall player experience.
- Collaborating with programmers, animators, and designers to ensure assets work seamlessly in-game.
Sometimes you'll receive a detailed concept. Other times, you'll start with an idea and a design document.
A typical task might sound like this:
"We need a laundry room for a space station.It should feel dark and unsettling—but what actually makes it feel that way? Why should this location be visually interesting, and what should make it memorable for the player? How can the environment reveal who worked here and what their daily lives were like? Was this laundry room always like this, or did something happen? What does this place tell us about the station itself and the world it belongs to?
Gather references, explore a few visual directions, and put together some rough blockouts. We'll review them together, choose the strongest direction, and then move on to creating the final version."
If you enjoy turning ideas into believable worlds, you'll probably feel at home here.
We're looking for someone who
- Has professional experience as a 3D Artist in game development.
- Has a strong portfolio featuring environment art and game-ready assets. Experience with character art is a strong advantage.
- Can confidently handle the complete asset production pipeline.
- Works independently and takes ownership of visual tasks.
- Understands optimization and game-ready production workflows.
- Enjoys researching references, analyzing visual language, and explaining artistic decisions.
- Communicates openly, accepts feedback, and enjoys creative discussions.
- Has English skills sufficient for day-to-day communication.
We're not tied to any particular software. Whether you use Blender, Maya, 3ds Max, ZBrush, or another professional toolset, what matters most is the quality of your work and your ability to deliver great results.
Nice to have
- Strong environment art portfolio.
- Experience creating modular environments and level art.
- Experience creating characters, creatures, robots, or weapons.
- Experience working on sci-fi or horror games.
- Knowledge of PBR workflows and optimization for real-time rendering.
- Personal projects, game jams, conference talks, industry events, or anything else you're proud of.
What matters to us
We're looking for an artist who studies games with a critical eye.
Someone who notices how environments tell stories without a single line of dialogue. Who understands how composition, silhouette, materials, lighting, and environmental details shape the player's emotions and make a world feel believable.
We value people who analyze great visual design, break it down into principles, and use those insights to create original work rather than simply imitate references.
What we offer
- Fully remote position.
- Full-time employment.
- Work with an international team aligned around the Dubai time zone (GMT+4).
- A high level of creative ownership and direct collaboration with the Art Director.
- Opportunities to represent the studio at industry conferences, festivals, showcases, and networking events.
- Compensation based on your experience and skills.
