Wardogs requires public Steam profiles for job applicants
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TheGamer reports Wardogs Studio now requires job applicants to have non-private Steam profiles and that the studio checks candidates' Steam accounts during hiring. TheGamer's story, by James Lucas and published Sep 19, 2026, includes the studio tagline "We Are FPS Players." The article does not confirm whether the requirement covers all roles or detail how profiles are evaluated.
- What happened: As reported by TheGamer, Wardogs Studio checks applicants' Steam profiles and requires those profiles not be private for candidates seeking work with the studio.
- Why it matters: TheGamer's report implies this hiring practice affects applicants' ability to keep their Steam profiles private during the recruitment process.
- Context: TheGamer published the report on Sep 19, 2026, written by James Lucas, and notes the studio's phrase "We Are FPS Players."
- What next: TheGamer's coverage does not confirm whether the policy applies to all positions, how Steam profiles are assessed, or whether the requirement is temporary or permanent.
What changed
- TheGamer reports Wardogs Studio checks Steam profiles when hiring and requires applicants' Steam profiles to be non-private.
Timeline
- TheGamer published the report on Sep 19, 2026; the story is by James Lucas.
Limits
- TheGamer's article does not confirm whether the Steam-profile requirement applies to every role at Wardogs, how the studio evaluates profiles, or whether the requirement will continue indefinitely.