Great Ape Games

Develops cinematic video games, including dinosaur survival title The Lost Wild

Brighton, United KingdomFounded 2012greatapegames.comWebsite technologies

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  • Hiring1 open role
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-06
  • Remote-friendly1 of 1 open role remote or hybrid

About Great Ape Games

Great Ape Games is an independent game studio based in Brighton. Its upcoming release, The Lost Wild, is a cinematic dinosaur game featuring dinosaurs that behave like wild animals.

The studio describes itself as an AA team and recruits game-development staff. Great Ape Games Ltd was founded in 2012 and is based in Brighton, United Kingdom.

Product: Video games, including the upcoming cinematic dinosaur game The Lost Wild.

Jobs at Great Ape Games (1)

Great Ape Games is hiring for one role.

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