Hej Resolution

At Resolution Games we love game jams. We host them at our office and you can often find out employees participating in them with other organizations. We hosted our first game jam in two years this past January. As a company, we value game jams because they are a good opportunity to take a break from our normal tasks, play around with new game ideas and technologies and collaborate with colleagues that aren’t on our normal teams.

I am often asked how individuals can support the work for more diversity and inclusion. Therefore I want to share some practical ideas about what we can all do.

Here are five things that we can all do. Not just on International Women's Day, but every day.

We met up with Tomas Ahlström, Studio Manager at Resolution Tech in Linköping, to talk about the new office and what’s going on with the team there.

I’ve been approached many times both offline and online with the question “How do I get into the games industry?". This is a very interesting question because it’s different for everyone. For me, working with games has always been a lifelong dream and that question was something I thought about a lot during my childhood.

It’s not at all unusual for some people to get valuable hands-on experience or even land a position at their favorite company through an internship. But what is it like to intern at Resolution Games? Today we are talking to a few of our current and former interns to discuss their experience.

As our team continues to grow, we’re excited to welcome new colleagues from all over the world. Today we’re talking to our Game Developer Alexandre to discuss his move to Stockholm from Lisbon, Portugal.

Picture this: It’s a rather early morning. You should be getting ready to do your first stand-up but instead, you are standing by Nybrokajen, in Stockholm ready to take the boat out to our venue for our first in-person Hi Resolution off-site since the pandemic started. The boat is chartered, and our Project Manager David, Operations Manager Emma, and People & Culture Intern Anita are welcoming you onto the boat.

If you’re active in a game’s community channels you’ve likely seen a Community Manager chime in with announcements, support help and answers to everyone’s most burning questions. From writing tweets and livestreaming to providing feedback to developers and providing support to players, community managers hold many roles and are a vital part of the game’s team.

We’re going to step out of our comfort zone a little bit to share why we believe we live and work in the best city in the world - Stockholm, Sweden. Here’s why our Brand and Marketing Art Director Lisa Ulfves loves Stockholm.

In today’s blog post we caught up with our co-founders and first employees to give a glance at our journey, and to share how the recent successful funding round will impact our future.

It’s no secret that we love video games. We not only make them, we also play them in our free time. So when National Video Game Day comes around we celebrate by playing games and also reflecting on our experiences in game development. Here’s a look at some of our first experiences in the field.

June is Pride Month, an important month for the LGBTQIA community and a month where we raise awareness and highlight the struggles one may experience. To highlight this important month, we spoke to our colleagues Bo, Anita, Jonathan and Natalie about why they think Pride Month is important.