#9YearsBeingWild - The popularity of Bike Race was the result of an exciting learning path

Guilherme Amantea, Director of Engineering, writes about Bike Race, a spontaneous success with an interesting technical history.

A fully remote Hackathon? We found out it's possible and as productive as the live version

Marcio Martino, Senior Product Manager at Wildlife, writes about our first Hackathon during social distancing, and why this is such an important event for the company.

#9YearsBeingWild - Great games go beyond beautiful images

Julia Bax was one of the first artists to join Wildlife back in 2012. Now, she tells how our artistic challenges changed over the years. 

What is Wildlife and why do we love what we do?

So you wanna join the Wildlife universe? Learn more about our history and how we want to mark generations with our games.

The evolution of mobile games and Wildlife over the past nine years

Check out the evolution of mobile gaming in the world since Wildlife’s existence – and how we managed to grow with it.

#9YearsBeingWild - Beyond the Backend: a constant evolution

Acting behind the scenes, Wildlife's backend team plays a critical role in the performance of our games.  

#9YearsBeingWild - The story behind our very first hire

Rafael Garib, the first person to join Wildlife in 2011, writes about his trajectory, projects and commitment through the years.

Baboo Matsusaki: "I want to be a reference for women in my area"

She wants to create a safe and creative workplace for her team. Meet Baboo Matsusaki, Motion Graphics Supervisor and founder of Studio Ni and Daemon Films.

Onboarding: how we greet new Wilders and introduce them to our culture

The first weeks at a company have an outsized impact on how new hires feel about the organization. Find out why our onboarding process is always transforming.