Full-Time
Video game development and multiplayer gaming
$114.9k - $198.1k/yr
Senior, Expert
Washington, USA + 2 more
More locations: California, USA | New York, NY, USA
Open to multiple locations including California, New York City, and Washington.
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Psyonix is an independent video game developer known for its expertise in Unreal Engine technology and multiplayer gaming. The company has developed several successful titles, including Gears of War, Mass Effect 3, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, Bulletstorm, and the popular Rocket League. Psyonix creates engaging games that appeal to a wide audience, generating revenue through game sales, in-game purchases, and technology licensing. What sets Psyonix apart from its competitors is its strong focus on high-quality game development and its ability to cater to both major game publishers and individual gamers. The company's goal is to maintain a strong market presence by delivering captivating gaming experiences.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
M&A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
San Diego, California
Founded
2001
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Medical, dental, & vision coverage
Life insurance
401k with competitive match & profit share
Mental well-being program
Company-wide paid breaks
Unlimited PTO
Sick leave
The concept of players controlling cars and trying to score goals against an opposing team wasn't exactly new, as Psyonix had already launched Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars in 2008 for the PS3.
Psyonix has officially launched Season 15 of Rocket League, as players can dive into Salty Fest with a number of new additions.
Today, Psyonix and Epic Games have unveiled a new update for Rocket Racing, the high-octane arcade racing game nested within Fortnite's universe.
As per the Fortnite dataminer @BeastFNCreative on Twitter, Psyonix is already working on a mode called "Death Race," which will pit players against each other in a plethora of racing tracks with weaponry and traps to fight their way first to the finish line.
On December 8, Epic Games and Rocket League developer Psyonix released Rocket Racing-a new competitive racing experience-inside the popular battle royale game, complete with its own quests and cosmetics.