Edition 18: June' 24
This edition we talk about my personal bullying experience 😿and recent openings in the gaming space.
Job & Internship Roles
Team Liquid - Social Media Coordinator (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Unknown World Entertainment - Build Engineer (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Nervous systems games - Character Artist (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Deca Games - Platform relationship manager (Full Time) - Remote - Link
Gametosa - Esports College Ambassador (Part Time) - Remote - Link
Glass Jar Interactive - Game Developer (Full Time) - Bengaluru - Link
Kratos Gaming Network - Community Sales Manager (Full Time) - Bengaluru - Link
The Sunday Games - Unity Developer (Full Time) - Hyderabad - Link
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Based on true events…..a game on my life??
In 2006, Rockstar Games, known for the Grand Theft Auto series, introduced "Bully," a game that transformed the high school experience into a dynamic adventure. The game centers on Jimmy Hopkins, a rebellious teen navigating the social hierarchies of Bullworth Academy, where cliques dominate and teachers fall short.
Jimmy's quest involves confronting bullies, outsmarting various cliques, and dealing with everyday school life challenges. Picture a mix of Harry Potter’s coming-of-age tale with slingshots instead of wands. "Bully" stood out with its humor and mischief, offering mini-games that turned mundane tasks into engaging challenges, like competitive frog dissection in biology class.
The game’s satirical take on high school sparked controversy, especially among parents. However, players recognized it as a clever satire, teaching strategy and negotiation amid the chaos of adolescence. The humor was sharp, and the soundtrack added a layer of epic adventure to routine detention.
"Bully" was more than just a game; it was a nostalgic reflection of school life, highlighting themes of rebellion and redemption. It reminded players that high school wasn't just about fitting in but about standing out, often by bending the rules. Today, "Bully" remains a testament to Rockstar’s storytelling prowess and continues to entertain and inspire.