Work at any gaming company development team, which would you choose and why?

The old Sierra/Lucasarts.

Either Avalanche Studios or Telltale Games.
Ubisoft is of course a good option, too.

Nope, just no.

Definitely that Kraptivision, they just milk to death the same 2-3 games, and they're run by a man who said he wants to take the fun out of making video games and forced out 2 studio heads just to save money, even on the Blizzard side they've just been copy pasting other games.

Obsidian Entertainment, inXile or CD Projekt.

I'd love to work with pillars of the industry who delivered great games such as Josh Sawyer, Chris Avellone, Brian Fargo, Feargus Urquhart and David Gaider. Any company that still makes old school, high quality RPGs for the true and hardcore fans of the genre.

And there's Hideo Kojima too, he is a genius and a great visionary, I've always admired his work and games.

blizzard cause money.

None of the above. It's not because I enjoy the games they make that it would be fun working for them.

Valve.

Mostly so I could go in and actually curate the cesspool that is Steam Direct. I would gladly work eight hour days just trying out submissions and seeing if they actually qualify as games. I've even got experience - I've played the huge majority of the games in my library now, which is at least a tenth of everything they have overall.

future Chris Avelon's company))

I'd love to be a part of the Warcraft team.

It pains me that Activision and Blizzard are mentioned together.
My choices would be Paradox, Nintendo or Blizzard.

Guerilla Games or Ninja Theory. 2 larger dev outfits that are still willing to take some risk, buck some trends and come out on top. Here's hoping the latter doesn't get shafted by their new corporate overlords
Or THQ Nordic. Among bigger publishers, they're basically decent folk who try to do right by their customers.

valve so i don't need to do anything.
just sit and click the "generate another cs:go case key" button. 👍

I would like to go for Ubisoft as they have very friendly environment to work in even though I don't like all of their games, or maybe Relic which I like its games the most

Probably Wadjet Eye.

Valve*.
Back when they used to make games with some vision in mind. Nowadays I really don't know so I'm doing a big load of nothing due to lack of any ideas or remaining willpower.

Bethesda. That way I can go around taunting 'I know something you don't know'.

From the list it'd be either BioWare or Double Fine. Other honorable mentions: 11bit Studios and Supergiant games. If I were to work in that industry I'd at least need to believe in the product being made to somehow counteract the unpleasantness of game development and those are the ones that consistently produce games whose vision coincides with mine in one way or another.(BioWare on their character/world building, Double Fine with its humor, 11bit with it's bleak outlook and Supergiant for the artistic value)

EA - to bring it to bankruptcy and closure.

Paradox Interactive, so I can play all their great games without going penniless trying to keep up with there dlc release schedule.

Arkane Studios, the makers of Dishonored and Prey. They are also closest to a modern day Looking Glass Studios.

Someone already said CD Projekt (and English is my only language) so I'm gonna go with another unlisted....

CAPCOM!!!

Because I have always loved Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, and Resident Evil and Mega Man. Occasionally a new release in one of those franchises sucks but they always end up turning things around. Not a fan of the nickel and diming for SFV characters but the amount of free MHW content is staggering. Overall it's a great company that isn't going anywhere anytime soon, and thanks to MHW the company is worth more than it's ever been.

Larian Studios (makers of Divine Divinity, etc.).

Cyan Worlds. No doubt.