Graphic Designer for Mobile Game Ads (Freelance, Project Based)
AppAgent · United States · 2026-10-22
About this role
Are you a graphic designer who can take a brief and turn it into polished, high-quality marketing assets? If you've got the eye and experience in mobile gaming, we'd love to work with you.
AppAgent is an award-winning mobile marketing agency based in Prague. We work with some of the biggest titles in gaming - Stumble Guys, Monopoly GO, Merge Mansion - and we're looking for a freelance Graphic Designer to collaborate with us on select campaigns as needed.
WHAT YOU'LL BE DOING
• Producing high-quality mobile marketing assets - statics, icons, screenshots, and feature art.
• Creating app store visuals and ASO assets built to convert.
• Creating storyboards and 2D assets (occasionally 3D) to support animation and video production.
WHO WE'RE LOOKING FOR
• Proven experience creating marketing assets for mobile games.
• Strong visual craft and an eye for detail.
• Able to quickly grasp a product's visual style and apply it consistently across assets.
• Comfortable taking a brief and delivering finished assets with minimal back-and-forth.
• Up to speed with the latest AI tools and good at working them into your process.
• Existing business license to be able to issue invoices
THE SETUP
Work is project-based, with potential for ongoing collaboration. You'll work closely with our Art Director and Creative Producer - fluidly, with a high degree of autonomy.
RECRUITMENT PROCESS
• Introductory call with the recruiter
• Test task
We look forward to seeing your portfolio!
Originally posted on Himalayas
Skills asked for
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