GoCrayons Game Developer interview questions

I had high hopes for this company. During my internship elsewhere, it was often recommended as a great place to grow, so I genuinely wanted to work here. I tried. I really tried. Here’s the timeline of what happened: • 09/11/24 – Walked in to apply for a Web Developer role. I was told there were no openings and was asked to apply for Game Developer instead. I passed the interview and was told to message the page for the assessment. • 09/12/24 – Received the first task with a 7-day deadline. • 09/16/24 – Submitted it. • 09/18/24 – Passed, and was given a second task. I was never informed there would be multiple assessments. • 09/23/24 – Submitted the second task. • 09/24 & 09/26 – Followed up twice. Was told it was “still under review.” • 10/23/24 – Followed up again. • Response: “You passed, but no available slots. You’re on our waitlist.” • 03/15/25 – Followed up again. Told there’s a vacancy—but only in a distant branch. • 03/18/25 – Asked if there were any roles closer or more fitting for a CS graduate. • Response: “Still none.” No proper updates. No consideration. No effort to communicate unless I asked first. After everything I poured into the process—twice—I felt strung along. The whole experience left me disheartened and disappointed. It’s painful when a place you looked up to ends up treating your time and effort like it was disposable. I’m not writing this out of bitterness, but out of sheer exhaustion. I wanted to believe in this company. I don’t anymore.

We introduce our selves, interviewer asks questions about our background in programming, interviewer is very knowledgeable at explaining what were going to do and the task we are assigned to do. The whole interview is brief and quickly finish.