Game Developer / AI Integration Developer — Startup

About DeGameVerse<br>DeGameVerse⁠ is building a next-generation Web3 gaming ecosystem where developers create games and players play, progress, and earn within a unified platform.<br>We are building:<br>▫️ AI-assisted game creation tools<br>▫️ Web-based casual & idle games<br>▫️ Player-first reward economy<br>▫️ Walletless onboarding experience<br>This is an early-stage startup forming its core founding team.<br> <br>Role Overview<br>We are looking for a creative and technically strong Game Developer who can also explore AI-driven game generation and integration.<br>You will help build engaging web-based games and connect them to the DeGameVerse ecosystem.<br>This is a builder role, not a traditional employment position.<br> <br>Responsibilities<br>Develop simple to mid-level web games (JavaScript / Phaser / Unity WebGL)<br>Design core gameplay mechanics (progression, rewards, loops)<br>Integrate games into DeGameVerse platform ecosystem<br>Work on AI-assisted game creation concepts and prototypes<br>Handle game logic, scoring, and interaction systems<br>Collaborate with full-stack developer for platform integration<br>Optimize games for mobile-first web experience<br> <br>Requirements<br>Strong understanding of JavaScript or game development frameworks<br>Experience building browser-based or mobile-friendly games<br>Good grasp of game mechanics and player engagement loops<br>Creative mindset for designing fun and scalable gameplay<br> <br>Bonus Skills<br>Experience with Phaser / Unity WebGL / Three.js<br>Exposure to AI tools (GPT APIs, procedural generation, etc.)<br>Interest in Web3 gaming or digital economies<br>Experience with casual or idle game development<br> <br>What We Offer<br>Early founding team position in DeGameVerse ecosystem<br>Equity-based contribution model<br>Opportunity to publish games under a shared ecosystem<br>High creative freedom in game design and experimentation<br>Direct collaboration with core product founder<br> <br>Important Note<br>This is an early-stage startup role.<br>There is no fixed salary at this stage. Compensation is based on equity and long-term ecosystem growth.<br> <br>How to Apply<br>Send:<br>Portfolio / GitHub / game demos<br>Short intro about your experience<br>Why you want to build Web3 games<br>Any previous projects (if available)

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