Company Description

Milestone is a company founded in 1996 that develops and publishes worldwide multiplatform video games. In its line-up are both titles based on prestigious licenses such as MotoGP and Supercross and proprietary IP.

Thanks to our technological and creative know-how, we have been able to establish ourselves on the international market in the racing video game segment, for which we are recognized and appreciated all over the world. Ours is the story of a solid, dynamic company that is constantly growing and constantly looking for new technological and creative challenges. Our development teams are young, proactive and united by a great passion for video games and a strong enthusiasm for their work.

Position

As a Combat Designer, you will be responsible for the design, prototyping and implementation of combat systems in our games.

You’ll collaborate with other designers, programmers and artists to create combat mechanics that know how to entertain the player.

Your duties will include:

- Design and balancing of combat mechanics.

- Creation of detailed documentation for combat systems.

- Collaboration with the development team to implement and test game mechanics.

- Analysis and continuous improvement of combat mechanics based on player feedback.

Requirements

- Passion for video games and a good knowledge of combat systems.

- Ability to work in teams and communicate effectively.

- Basic knowledge of game development software (e.g. Unity, Unreal Engine).

- Previous experience in game design as a combat designer (also personal or academic projects).

- Knowledge of systems such as Behavior Tree, Hierarchical Goal Network (HGN), or similar for the management of AI combat.

- Specialization in shooting system.

Other information

- Growth and continuing training

- We also evaluate Junior figures

- Stimulating, young and dynamic environment

- Hybrid mode of work

“This role is open to candidates of all genders (Law 903/77 - Legislative Decree No.198/2006) and to those belonging to Protected Categories, in accordance with law 68/99 .”