
Volition Interview Questions
& Process
Real candidates share what happened, how many rounds they had,
and how the experience turned out.
Based on 7 interview experiences · FREE TO READ
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Volition.
Art Intern
The recruiter contacted me after I applied online, and we had a 30-minute chat. Following that, I interviewed with the art director and technical director, which lasted for an hour.
- What artistic inspirations do you have?
QA Tester
Saw the job posting on their website for a temp QA role for 1-2 years. Sent in my resume and cover letter, and they got back asking me to answer some questions in a questionnaire – like review a game and discuss its good and bad points, how I handle tough situations, how much I play games, and how I'd fix a technical problem. Then they called me to set up an interview, where I met with two QA Supervisors. It was a pretty normal chat about my past work and what I'm into. They had me play a buggy version of an old project while they watched and expected me to point out any bugs I found.
- What would you do to escape if you were locked in this room with no way to contact anyone outside?
Technical Animator
I spoke with the Senior Animator, who was joined by a Technical Designer and a Programmer. They introduced themselves and gave me some info about the role. First, they asked if I'm able to relocate and if I'm legally authorized to work in the US. The conversation felt pretty laid-back and friendly.
- Could you describe your experience with the Unity game engine?
- What kinds of rigs have you built?
Designer
I had a one-hour phone interview. The design questions were hard and really checked my knowledge. The experience questions were also tough but fair, aimed at seeing if I would fit with the team. It was a good experience overall.
- I signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
Volition Interview Questions
Quoted word for word from Volition interview reports.
“Who are some 3D artists you admire?”
Read reports →“What would you do to escape if you were locked in this room with no way to contact anyone outside?”
Read reports →“What films do you look up to?”
Read reports →“What artistic inspirations do you have?”
Read reports →“Could you describe your experience with the Unity game engine?”
Read report →“Could you walk me through your process for creating cinematics?”
Read report →“What kinds of rigs have you built?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
Across all 7 Volition interview reports.