Quake Wars Developer Expanding

by Aaron Linde, Feb 08, 2008 12:37pm PST

London-based developer Splash Damage announced that it plans to double its studio and fill positions in art, design, and programming.

The studio's careers page on the studio's website has been updated with new listings for some of the available positions, with the company also planning to recruit at the Game Developers Conference later this month.

The expansion comes as part of preparations for Splash Damage's next project, an unannounced multi-platform title. The developer most recently completed work on the PC version of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, released in the fall of 2007, and has since provided continual patch updates and support of the title.

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By: Fred Garvin x Show Full Post

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I have a question about articles like this. Lots of studios have job postings on their sites and many are to add new staff. Why are some newsworthy and others aren't?

Feb 08, 2008 12:52pm PST

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The developer most recently completed work on the PC version of Enemy Territory: Quake Wars, released in the fall of 2007

That reminds me - are the console versions of the game still a go? I haven't heard a peep on them in forever.

Feb 08, 2008 1:19pm PST

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I've always thought Splash Damage had a lot of potential to grow into a great developer. It's no wonder id Software took SD under their wing -- their products always have plenty of original ideas and attention to details. They just seem more in-tune to the hardcore crowd and haven't been able to hit it big with a mass appeal game yet.

I'm hoping to see them step it up with this expansion.

Feb 08, 2008 1:04pm PST

I've always thought Splash Damage had a lot of potential to grow into a great developer. It's no wonder i... : Dr_Tran

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Looks more like they're looking to fill Art and Production positions, I don't see anything on their jobs page about Design or Programming. Unless I'm just missing it?

Feb 08, 2008 1:00pm PST

Looks more like they're looking to fill Art and Production positions, I don't see anything on their jobs ... : scythe_guildhall

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