Th30ne Studios is building two different games and needs people who can own real work. Every listing below explains the project, the job, what to send, and how the first paid test is handled.
These are active areas where the studio needs help. The exact scope and compensation are agreed in writing before work starts. Start with one contained, paid test task whenever possible.
Own production systems inside the live Wealth Inc. build: station logic, economy plumbing, data persistence, inventory, UI connections, debugging, and clean integration with existing code.
Help move House of Cards from concept and partial systems toward a stable playable build. Work may include poker game state, table flow, multiplayer architecture, progression, menus, and technical cleanup.
Create stylized environments, props, vehicles, stations, lighting passes, and production-ready assets that fit the identity of each game without forcing both projects into the same visual world.
Design and improve interfaces, icons, menus, economy screens, store art, and responsive layouts. The goal is to make complicated systems easy to understand without making them generic.
Test actual loops, reproduce failures, document steps, capture useful evidence, and verify fixes. This is structured testing—not simply playing and saying something feels broken.
Turn real development progress into useful short-form content, update posts, creator outreach, screenshots, clips, and community communication without pretending unfinished work is finished.
Email the role name, the project you care about, your strongest relevant examples, your availability, and your preferred compensation structure.
We discuss the current build, the exact problem, access requirements, expected result, timeline, and whether the role actually fits both sides.
The first assignment should be small enough to finish and meaningful enough to judge. Scope, payment, ownership, and credit are written down before work begins.
A successful test can grow into recurring work or ownership of a larger feature. A bad fit ends cleanly without months of confusion.
Use the job title in the subject line. Include links instead of giant attachments whenever possible.