Unity3D Developer Interview Questions

⟩ Unity3D Developer Interview Questions

► What do you like about gaming?

► What was the first computer or console game you played?

► What was your first computer?

► What's your favorite game and why?

► What's your favorite book? Movie? TV show?

► Do you prefer open worlds or well-defined quest lines? Do you think a game should/can have both?

► What's your favorite character class?

► How would you briefly describe the mechanics of your favorite game to a non-programmer?

► Do you usually play games to the end?

► What's your Beta test experience? (No, you're not looking for a QA person BUT it doesn't hurt to hire a programmer who thinks like a QA person at least a little, as in being able to vet their own work before they hand off a fix as "done.")

► What's your favorite game of ours and why? (If you've only published one game, they better have played it! And listen for their own words-if they sound like they're parroting what they read about your game, it's entirely possible they haven't actually played it.)

► If you could work in any other area of our industry, what would it be and why?

What makes a game fun for you?

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