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Fusebox Games

Writer ( 6 Months FTC )

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Job Title: Writer

Department: Narrative

Reports to: Project Lead Writer

Please note: We are only accepting applications from within the UK.

Job Overview

To be one of our in-house writers working on existing and new games and interactive stories.

Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities

  • Drafting high quality episode scripts to tight deadlines
  • Managing the scope and scale of your episodes to deliver scripts on time
  • Doing rewrites which fully address all notes
  • Writing compelling premium scenes that add appropriate value to player experience
  • Writing compelling sells for premium scenes
  • Ensuring cliff hangers land in a compelling way to maintain strong player retention
  • Ensuring language and tone feels on brand for the IP and audience
  • Reviewing and giving constructive, actionable notes to other writers
  • Rewriting other writers' scripts where needed
  • Actively contributing in writers' rooms
  • Actively contributing in feedback, reviews and idea generation sessions
  • Writes detailed and fun episode outlines which capture everything communicated in the writers' room and subsequent documentation
  • Playtesting episodes with high attention to detail
  • Keen understanding of what works and what doesn't in premium scenes and choices
  • Contributing in meetings with other departments
  • A proactive and solution approach within the narrative and other departments

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Skills & Experience

  • Demonstrable experience writing for interactive fiction, mobile games or similar transferable experience
  • Understanding and experience of choice-based narratives
  • Strong understanding of player agency
  • Understanding of free-to-play game mechanics
  • Ability to be flexible, nimble and solution-focused in a fast moving creative environment.
  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Enthusiasm and respect for the process of giving, receiving, sharing, and implementing feedback.
  • Ability to replicate an existing world with its own set of rules, characters, continuity, and tone, as well as create new ones.
  • Excellent ear for dialogue, proficiency at writing multiple tones, as well as keen understanding of narrative pacing.
  • A passion for serialised storytelling and interest in Interactive Fiction as well as innovation.

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Competencies

Creativity

  • Develops content that connects with and engages players
  • Creates and collaborates with team to develop inclusive storylines

Communication

  • Is open and honest and encourages two-way communication
  • Is confident when speaking with a variety of colleagues and peers, pitching information at the right level
  • Aware of cultural differences and adapts style accordingly

Decision Making

  • Confident in making sound decisions with minimal guidance
  • Demonstrates a proactive approach to problem solving
  • Learns from mistakes and is open to new ideas, embracing new processes and change

Behaviours

  • Scriptwriting excellence
  • Collaborative
  • High attention to detail
  • Solution focussed and proactive
  • Strong communicator
  • Creative
  • Strives for excellence in their work and others
  • Efficient, positive and calm under pressure
  • Hard working
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Skills

Scriptwriting
Interactive fiction
Mobile games
Choice-based narratives
Player agency
Free-to-play mechanics
Dialogue writing
Narrative pacing
Playtesting
Creative writing
Collaboration
Feedback implementation
Storytelling
Communication skills
Problem solving

Location

United Kingdom

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