Studiowildcard

Develops the ARK II survival video game for players

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13

About Studiowildcard

Studio Wildcard develops ARK II, a sandbox survival game set in a world of dinosaurs, alien fauna and hostile environments.

The company is hiring for VFX and console live-operations roles in Bellevue, Washington.

Product: ARK II, a sandbox survival video game.

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