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Originally released on Steam last year, platform adventure game Dune Sea has been released on the Nintendo Switch. The Switch edition also comes with the “Neon Sea” extension that includes 3 additional levels.
Read MoreDune Sea, the side-scrolling platform adventure game from Toronto-based Frolic Labs (@FrolicLabs), is now available on Steam.
Read MoreFrolic Labs announces official release date of Dune Sea.
Read MoreToronto developer Frolic Labs have released a trailer for their upcoming game, Dune Sea, a side-scrolling flying game that is coming to Steam this Fall.
Read MoreWe got a lot of postings for jobs on the site right now, here is one for Frolic Labs.
Frolic Labs is looking for a part-time or freelance Community Manager / Social media promoter to join our team. The Community Manager's primary goals are to build up interest in our game, share development progress and create social media buzz.
Responsibilities
Assist in creating a social media marketing campaign to build up presence
Write and Generate PR content based on in-game media.
Find creative ideas to engage the community and generate interest
Manage the company Discord server and grow the community
Requirements
Strong, positive personality with a highly independent work ethic.
Active knowledge of Twitter, Discord, Reddit and game related communities.
At least some experience in video game community relations
Writing and content creation abilities
Experience with creating and following content schedules
This a part-time remote position in Toronto. Please apply to jobs@froliclabs.com with resume and profile links.
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