As the Lead Concept Artist, you will drive the visual direction of our Unreal Engine projects by creating compelling concept art that shapes the look and feel of characters, environments, and assets. You'll collaborate with designers, 3D artists, and other departments to establish a cohesive visual style and bring innovative ideas to life. Your expertise in sketching, storytelling, and design will be key in inspiring the team and ensuring the game's visuals resonate with players. If you're passionate about shaping the visual identity of a game from concept to execution, we'd love to hear from you! Responsibilities Designing characters, creatures, and environments to align with the game's art...

One of the most shocking stories in the games industry this week comes from Epic Games, which has confirmed it is laying off roughly 1,000 employees. The company attributed the decision to a continued decline in Fortnite engagement across platforms like Xbox, PC, and PS5, stating that it had been "spending significantly more than we're making." According to Epic, the layoffs — combined with around $500 million in savings from reductions in areas such as marketing and contracting — are intended to stabilize the company's finances moving forward. However, the reaction from the gaming community has been overwhelmingly negative. Critics have pointed out the contrast between the layoffs and Epic'...

InMeta has reportedly laid off approximately 700 employees across multiple parts of its business, with its Reality Labs division among those impacted. According to reports, the cuts extend beyond Reality Labs and include roles in recruiting, sales, operations, and teams connected to Facebook. Meta currently employs around 78,000 people globally. In a statement, a company spokesperson said that restructuring is a regular part of how Meta operates, explaining that teams are periodically adjusted to better align with company goals. The spokesperson also noted that efforts are being made to place affected employees into other roles where possible. Layoffs Span Multiple Regions The layoffs are be...

A new report suggests Nintendo could scale back production of the Switch 2 following weaker-than-expected sales in the United States. According to Bloomberg, the company had initially planned to manufacture around six million units for the current quarter but is now expected to reduce output significantly. The lower production levels are also anticipated to continue into April. Strong Launch, But Momentum Slows Prior to launch, Nintendo was reportedly aiming to ship more than 20 million Switch 2 units within its first year. The console debuted with strong demand and record-breaking early sales, fueling optimism around its long-term success. However, reports of slowing momentum began to surfa...