Hiring juniors and billing them as seniors to the client is an extremely common fraudulent practice of the software consultancy industry.<br>To anyone here willing to get into game development or software engineering in general I strongly recommend that you never work for a consultancy company, unless you absolutely must.<br>Trust me, the extra political power you get matters A LOT. There's a reason managers in consultancy companies try to stop people from disclosing the projects they worked on, because if their competitors got hold of this information, their employees would be easily hired elsewhere.<br>The only situation that you should be a consultant is when you already have lots of delivered projects and contacts in the industry, so that you have bargaining power with companies and can "fire" them if they are too demanding. If you are just starting out, the only reason someone would consider you as a consultant is to pay less.