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(Game) Writer

~Mission, quest writing and narrative design~

OUR WRITING TEAM

Our writers are driven to push the boundaries of dramatic storytelling in open-world games. We want players to feel hooked by our quests and characters, to enjoy dialogue that crackles, and to savor our stories long after they put down the controller. To accomplish these goals, we collaborate closely with designers, artists, animators, actors and technicians throughout the studio, and beyond.

WHAT YOU WILL DO

As a (Game) Writer, your main tasks and responsibilities are:

• Pitch compelling ideas for game quests, factions and backstories;
• Write quest dialogue, ambient dialogue, story outlines and faction documents;
• Develop narrative designs for quests, gameplay activities and game features;
• Support teams in our studio with their narrative needs while advocating for the game’s emotional arc.

WHO YOU ARE

We’d love to hear from you when you:

• Have at least one year of experience as a game writer (ideally at an AAA studio, having shipped at least one AAA game title);
• Have a background and/or had training in dramatic writing and story structure;
• Are proficient with prompt revisions based on rapidly evolving feedback;
• Can share 3 writing samples (10 pages or less) demonstrating a clear understanding of dramatic conflict and skill with dialogue.

INTERESTED?

If you think you’re up for the challenge, we’d love to hear from you! Please submit your application by hitting the “apply” button. For any questions, please contact Mr. Dave Benach (Talent Acquisition) through recruitment@guerrilla-games.com .

PREPARE FOR YOUR APPLICATION

In your cover letter, please include your reason for applying at Guerrilla, your background and how you became a writer, and briefly describe the proven methods you rely on to write great stories.

For your writing samples, PDFs are preferred. Please ensure each sample is no longer than 10 pages, though shorter is often better. Before applying, look at our previous releases - if you can, play them.

When selecting or composing your writing samples, be sure to include samples that reflect the style, tone and particularly the modes of storytelling seen in our previous releases. Your samples need to demonstrate you can write the kind of games we make.