Horizon Zero Dawn developer Guerrilla Games has offered fans a look at its flashy new office in Amsterdam, which is where the company came into being 21 years ago following a merger of three studios.

Guerrilla Games, having purchased one of the more famous work spaces in Amsterdam, is sure hoping it’ll be able to occupy its spangly studio soon, as it looks incredible.

Guerrilla Games is seeking a senior game writer who has experience in telling stories for “open-world RPG games, online games, and MMORPGs.”. Its Amsterdam office boasts of a writing team who ...

Guerrilla Games, the studio beloved for Horizon Zero Dawn and the Killzone franchise is moving to a new, bigger building in Amsterdam. The five floors of industrial office space will allow ...

Guerrilla Games talks rocky starts, confirms new IP GDC Europe 2010: Hermen Hulst describes 10-year history of Killzone, that E3 2005 trailer, and where the studio is headed. By Shaun McInnis on ...

Guerrilla Games couldn't have made iconic games like Horizon Zero Dawn and Killzone without its remarkable engine. ... But the Amsterdam-based game developer has grown rapidly over the past few ...

Join Guerrilla in Amsterdam as we work to expand the world of Horizon It's an exciting time to join us! We have many open roles across multiple departments, so check them out on our Careers page ...

The Amsterdam-based studio is currently looking to fill 13 positions, among which includes a senior producer and senior art producer. Guerrilla Games Hiring For New Game, Probably Coming To PS5 ...

Killzone developer Guerrilla Games has confirmed it won’t be showcasing its new PlayStation 4 title at E3 next week. The studio, which is based in Cambridge, Amsterdam and The Netherlands, ...

Above: Guerrilla Games created a lush, beautiful world in Horizon: Zero Dawn. Image Credit: Sony GamesBeat: It almost seems like we’ve gone through a cycle in human history there.

You may want to scratch another potential PlayStation 4 announcement off your E3 2014 wall planner, as Guerrilla Games has seemingly stepped outside of the Los Angeles convention’s limelight ...