Remedy Entertainment, the creator of Max Payne® and Alan Wake®, and one of the leading independent game studios in the world is now looking for a Programmer for a AAA console project.

We are looking for a skilled programmer with a passion for game programming to join our team. You will be working on the next iteration of Remedy’s unique game engine that was previously used in Alan Wake.

Requirements:

Passion for games

Extremely strong C skill set (MS Visual Studio)

Strong teamwork skills and a proactive attitude

Strong 3D math skills

Minimum two years of software development work experience

Appreciated additional knowledge and experience:

Experience on motion-control technology (e.g. Kinect)

Console game development

Multithreaded programming

Optimization experience with console games

Tools and pipelines programming

Audio system programming

http://www.remedygames.com/programmer

Yes pls. We need core kinect games.

hybrid game?  MS promised they are coming.  can't imagine it would be kinect only unless they want AW2 to flop even harder than AW did.

Kinect Core

Alan Wake 2
Forza 4
Possible Viva Pinata
5 Japanese games
Child of Eden

Core Kinect/Hybrid games coming along nicely

Quick question for people.

Do these "Hybrid" games actually require Kinect, or can you play them fully with the traditional controller if you want to?

No idea, some could, some might not. Depends on what the developer wants I guess.

My 2.5 mill by end of year is going to be smashed by Black Friday then ..

Oops wrong convo ^^

If this is a requirement, then minus one sale. Alan Wake didn't need motion controls to fix it's problems, it just needed a better publisher, a bit more polish and a more varied gameplay system. If this thing is true, then I think it's just going to be time wasted, when it could be used to make sure that when Alan Wake talks, his lips follow along.

well, i say lets hope and pray this is for Alan Wake 2, i wouldn't want Remedy to travel the road of Rare.

If they make Alan Wake as survival horror as it should have been, then Kinect could be implemented in some very creative ways, given that we can keep one hand on the movement stick and left triggers.

I'm interested.