three part interview process, first is a one on one interview afterwards you will get a game development coding test with topics related to Godot including a side scroller game and simple button mechanics and configuring a game given to you. lastly after a few weeks u will get another coding test this time more on text and story

I had high hopes for this company. During my internship elsewhere, it was often recommended as a great place to grow, so I genuinely wanted to work here. I tried. I really tried. Here’s the timeline of what happened: • 09/11/24 – Walked in to apply for a Web Developer role. I was told there were no openings and was asked to apply for Game Developer instead. I passed the interview and was told to message the page for the assessment. • 09/12/24 – Received the first task with a 7-day deadline. • 09/16/24 – Submitted it. • 09/18/24 – Passed, and was given a second task. I was never informed there would be multiple assessments. • 09/23/24 – Submitted the second task. • 09/24 & 09/26 – Followed up twice. Was told it was “still under review.” • 10/23/24 – Followed up again. • Response: “You passed, but no available slots. You’re on our waitlist.” • 03/15/25 – Followed up again. Told there’s a vacancy—but only in a distant branch. • 03/18/25 – Asked if there were any roles closer or more fitting for a CS graduate. • Response: “Still none.” No proper updates. No consideration. No effort to communicate unless I asked first. After everything I poured into the process—twice—I felt strung along. The whole experience left me disheartened and disappointed. It’s painful when a place you looked up to ends up treating your time and effort like it was disposable. I’m not writing this out of bitterness, but out of sheer exhaustion. I wanted to believe in this company. I don’t anymore.