Dart
Dart is the language behind Flutter, and in games it mostly turns up in companion apps, internal tools and service front ends rather than in the game client.
Where a studio asks for Dart, there is almost always a Flutter application behind it: a companion app for a live game, an internal tool that the content or live-ops team uses daily, or a small product built beside the game itself. The attraction is one codebase for iOS, Android and web, which suits a team that cannot staff three clients.
Postings that mention it tend to pair it with the services around the app rather than with engine work, so cloud back ends, typed APIs and a web stack usually appear on the same list. Expect state management, platform channels for anything the framework does not cover, and release handling for two app stores.
It is worth reading the posting closely, because the word also appears as a throwaway in unrelated contexts. The tag is only meaningful where Flutter or the language itself is actually named as a requirement.
Where these positions are: Frankfurt (1 position)
Open positions for Dart (1)
