I’ve been practising level design & building out a level for Operation Blackout, a tactical stealth-adventure. Showcasing the crash site intro - where player wake up disoriented, alone, and begin piecing together what went wrong. I’d be glad to hear any feedback or perspectives?

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Tell me what games your looking forward to ? :D for me its going to be final fantasy remake part 3. I heard its closer then we think from a rumour and im so excited. The part 1 remake will always be my favourite game of all time ! I have never smiled ear to ear playing a game all the way through as I did that.

This is a bit of a weird question because its very subjective to the state of the industry and localised to a company. However I see a good few jobs here and there offering 40k plus (sometimes for juniors) for mid ranged talent. I know there isnt much money in games compared to the normal software engineering side of things where I am looking but seeing a junior/graduate jobs going for 80k+ which feels fake to me as a working class person 🤣. I was told to accept minimum wage for a junior position (Which is approx 24/25k in the UK) and be happy with it. So im just curious what everyone else thinks. I see a lot of companies ask for what your desired annual income is in their application and I almost always put 24k. Is this shooting myself in the foot with unconfidence? I always thought less money = better chance of being hired because companies dont like spending money.

A little sneak peek into my game Fantasy Fall.