Not the best experience, but you get to learn about the JP game industry - Recensione dipendente - Localization Specialist presso Aiming

+ Free environment that allows you to explore tools and ideas. + Nice colleagues (well, mostly), boss (well, mostly) included. + Benefits and flexible working hour, well balance btw work and life. + New guys get lots of opportunities for career growth, well, unless you turn down everything. :-)

- Relatively low salary, but other benefits are good. - Productivity is slow depending on projects. one bug unless deadly might be ignored by everyone for years. - As a game company, it has relatively amateur tech level for development on graphics and client side, ppl here pursuit more of server and web technologies like other common mobile game places. It's a comfort zone for most ppl working there. - Boss does not take risks and likes copying other games. creativity is a rare thing.

- Free to pursue side projects, or encouraged even - Very open to knowledge sharing and new ideas - Everybody likes games. That seems to be one of their hiring requirements.

- Some engineering leads can be micromanaging too much sometimes - The deadline of phases in projects can be extended as long as the management sees fit to do so, which can be good and bad depending on how you look at it. For me, I saw some projects which should have been axed much earlier.