Exient is an independent developer and publisher of games on mobile, handheld, PC and console platforms, with studios in both the UK and Malta.We’re committed to bringing world-renowned IP to the free-to-play mobile space.Our current titles, “Dancing With The Stars” and “Lemmings” reach millions of players worldwide, developed to the highest standards and earning rave reviews.Our unique, self funded approach makes us both a great place to work and a great company to partner with. If you’re a developer, we offer creative freedom without the time constraints and crunch culture found in work-for-hire studios. If you’re an IP holder, we give you the opportunity to engage with an audience of billions without the risks of funding development.

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<div class="BambooRichText jss-f110">About us
 
Exient is a leading developer and publisher of free-to-play and premium games including titles such as&nbsp;Lemmings,&nbsp;Angry Birds Transformers, Dancing with the Stars&nbsp;and many more.&nbsp;
 
We are based in both Malta and the UK and we currently have a little over forty people in our team across the two locations, it's a multicultural group of hardworking friendly people.
 
Since we were founded in 2000, we have worked with some amazing partners including companies like Activision, Disney, Rovio, EA, Sony and Ubisoft and we have made some really great games&nbsp;together.
 
Can't see the specific job you are looking for on our careers page but would like to work with us? Please send us an open application stating the type of role that matches your profile and we’ll take care of it from there.&nbsp;
 
Our mission is to continue to create really great games including our own original titles and to accomplish this goal we need to keep recruiting really great people. Who knows? You could be just what we are looking for!</div>