Your Steam profile is a crucial part of your portfolio if you’re interested in working on Wardogs, as revealed by Bulkhead boss Joe Brammer. The studio checks potential hires to ensure they are passionate about FPS games and the genre. Brammer emphasized the importance of FPS fans supporting studios like Bulkhead, where the core values revolve around being FPS players.
To work on Wardogs, your Steam profile cannot be set to private. Brammer looks for a significant number of hours spent playing Half-Life 2 and Arma before considering applicants. He believes that without a deep understanding and experience in FPS games, creating a game like Final Fantasy would be impossible.
Senior producer Kane Allard mentioned that every applicant’s Steam profile is reviewed to confirm their passion for FPS games. The studio values attention to detail and a genuine interest in the shooter genre among its developers. While playing other games or exploring different genres is acceptable, Bulkhead seeks individuals who care deeply about the specifics of their projects to create resonant experiences for players. Le contenu de l’article doit être fourni pour que je puisse le réécrire.
