Real production work
Work on tasks that are actually used in the game — from early exploration to implementation and iteration.
The team behind Nightbound: Paralysis
Building the game.
Growing the team behind it.
We are a small remote indie team working on a psychological horror game. Many of us are still early in our careers, learning through real production work and growing together as the game evolves.
If you are at the beginning of your career and looking for a place to turn what you have learned into practical experience, you may fit right in.
What we are building together
A team built through production
The project is a place where we can turn individual skills into real production experience.
Everyone joins with different experience, available time, and personal goals. We shape responsibilities around that and give people space to explore their discipline while contributing to work that ships as part of the game.
You do not need to know an entire production pipeline before joining. A foundation, curiosity, and the willingness to keep improving matter much more.
Different disciplines, one production
Current team
A small group of developers, artists, and experienced contributors helping shape the project
Environment Artist
Concept Artist
Programmer
Horror Supervisors
Music Composer
Audio Engineer
UI Designer
VFX Artist
How we grow
Growing skills while building the game
We want the project to help people become stronger in their discipline while they contribute to real production work.
Resources for learning
Access professional learning resources, with additional courses or materials available when useful for the work.
Tools & workflow
Software licences, plugins, assets, and other tools can be considered when they improve learning or production.
Feedback & mentorship
When possible, experienced artists and developers join us for reviews, consultation, mentoring, and an outside perspective.
A practical starting point
What we ask from you
A foundation
You understand the basics of your discipline and have started practising them independently.
Curiosity
You want to explore unfamiliar tools, workflows, and production problems.
Communication
If you are stuck, busy, or need feedback, tell the team. Clear communication matters.
Some consistency
You do not need to work every day, but small, regular steps help the project move forward.
Current opportunities
Open positions
Current opening
3D Animator
Junior / Early Career
Gameplay animation · Creatures · Rigging · Unreal Engine
There may still be a place for you
Don't see your role?
The team is still growing, and not every discipline has a dedicated opening yet. We are happy to hear from early-career developers and artists who see a place for themselves in the project.
Programming
Gameplay systems, tools, Unreal Engine, technical workflows
Character art
Characters, creatures, clothing, grooming, and character production
3D asset art
Props, environment assets, materials, and production-ready game content
2D art
Concepts, illustrations, graphic assets, in-world visuals, and other 2D content
Narrative design
Narrative structure, environmental storytelling, character context, and interactive story content
Inside the project
Development gallery
Early work, experiments, and production moments from behind the scenes
Introduce yourself
Help us build the expertise behind the project
The project has the potential to grow with a publisher or investor, but an ambitious game also needs a team with its own skills and production expertise behind it. That is what we are building now.
If you would like to be part of it, send us your CV, portfolio if you have one, and a short note about what you would like to work on or learn through the project.