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We’re looking for a Unity developer to help build Supermarket Music, a three-arc, eighteen-episode visual novel rhythm game. You’ll take point on the Unity side — maintaining our core framework, implementing new features, and helping the creative team translate scripts, music, and animation into playable scenes.
This is a hands-on role with room to grow. You’ll be working directly with the creative director (who describes himself as a “young-old Shigesato Itoi dollar-store edition”) — so expect a mix of chaos, collaboration, and actually shipping things.
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We’re early-stage but serious about finishing. You’ll join a small, collaborative crew with creative freedom, ownership, and visibility into every part of production. If you’re passionate about narrative games, music-driven gameplay, and projects that swing between heartfelt and absurd — this is the one.
Growth Designs is a small, creative studio building strange, heartfelt projects with care and humor. If that sounds like your speed — let’s talk.
Growth Designs is a small creative studio led by writer, musician, and creative producer Shaun — focused on blending story, music, and emotion into games that feel personal, weird, and alive. We work with a tight-knit team of artists, voice actors, and developers who come from film, animation, and indie game backgrounds. Our goal is simple: make heartfelt, handcrafted experiences that could only come from a small team that cares.
Supermarket Music is a visual novel rhythm game told across three arcs and eighteen episodes. It follows “Family Man,” a washed-up TV dad trying to reconnect with the world through music, surreal dreams, and broken VCR tapes. It’s part coming-of-age story, part satire of internet culture, and part fever dream about what happens when nostalgia goes too far.
You don’t have to imagine it — you can watch the animated pilot on YouTube, which doubles as the opening episode of the game. Seeing it gives a clear sense of the tone, humor, and world we’re building — the game expands on that universe through interactive storytelling, choices, and rhythm-based sequences scored by original music from the show’s creators.
We’ve been lucky to have some incredible jobs working at and partnering with some of the biggest brands in video games.
But we’ve never had more fun and been more fulfilled than when we were working with indie game developers.
Everyone in games should have that much fun.
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