S2 Games Opens Up Brand New iGames Division After 2012 Workforce Expansion
Developer and publisher S2 Games announced last year the company had nearly doubled its existing workforce total from the beginning of the year, and to accommodate the new total of employees, S2 Games announced today the company would be opening an all new iGames development division. In addition, S2 Games announced a movement of headquarters to the Portage Trade Centre, near Kalamazoo. iGames opened its doors on January 2, 2013 and is currently hiring in a variety of open positions including programming, artistry and managerial work. You can read on for more details and check out the official iGames website.
“Our Heroes of Newerth player base grew by about 50 percent in 2012 and we have high expectations with the launch of HoN 3.0 in 2013,” said Marc DeForest, CEO of S2 Games. “We're constantly seeking ways to improve our games and the services we offer to the player base, and that's why we're investing in a top-notch workforce and a great space to do the work.”
“Our employees are our biggest strength,” DeForest added. “A productive, educated, and happy workforce mean our games will be that much better.”
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