OBJ Enterprises said today that it is looking for candidates for the position of lead developer for increasing its in-house production capability of popular mobile apps in 2014. The company is conducting these efforts through its gaming division, Obscene Interactive.
Industry analysts say that the mobile gaming component of the global gaming marketplace will leapfrog from $13.2 billion in 2013 to $22 billion in 2015. OBJ Enterprises is moving to tap into that projected growth, busting out its Novalon Games brand for building and marketing a robust portfolio of popular mobile games. Currently, the company is targeting emerging, independent developers in its recruiting efforts for the lead developer role.
“We’re starting with developers in our existing partner network, as well as leaders on the cutting edge of gaming technology at universities and business incubators,” said OBJE CEO Paul Watson. “We’re only looking at candidates who are ready and able to dramatically increase our game development pipeline and turn Novalon Games into a top-notch production house of mobile applications.”
OBJ Enterprises saw its first revenues in 2013 from the mobile gaming titles Bluff Wars 2.0, Phantasmic, and Creature Tavern. It is planning many new titles for 2014. Through its gaming division, Obscene Interactive, the company is working to deliver innovative and engaging gaming products for the Apple App store and Google play store. It seeks to build a portfolio of popular gaming titles crafted to appeal to a broad audience of consumers all over the world, supporting multiple mobile platforms for maximum marketing value.
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