Hi RERNIK
I’d love to work with you ^^ You can join the Discord server and check it out. If you don’t like it, you can leave anytime, no worries. Of course, I hope you’ll like it xD
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itch.io Community » Game Development » Help Wanted or Offered · Created a new topic [Unity] [Hobby/Unpaid] [AI-Friendly] beginners welcome looking for a small long-term indie team
Hey everyone! I’m looking for people who genuinely want to make games together and hopefully form a small, long-term indie friend group.
This will be a hobby/unpaid collaboration at the beginning. I’m still learning game development and I don’t have one specific specialty yet. I currently use Unity and AI tools to turn my ideas into playable prototypes. I have two game ideas at the moment, and one of them already has a playable Windows prototype.
The current prototype is a small co-op game with motorcycle. I don’t want to reveal every mechanic publicly yet, but I’ve included some work-in progress images below to show that this is more than an idea. They include some of the environment and prop work currently being prepared, such as the bar, casino table, roulette wheel, slot machine and shotgun.
I’m not looking for people who will simply work on my games for free. I’d like us to help each other with our own ideas, prototypes and projects. One person might lead one project, and someone else might lead the next. You are welcome to bring your own game ideas to the group.
Programmers, artists, 3D artists, game designers, writers, composers, sound designers and complete beginners are welcome. I care more about communication, willingness to learn and finishing small things than an impressive portfolio.
Using AI for coding, art, sound, debugging, brainstorming or prototyping is completely fine. The important thing is that the final work functions properly and fits the project. If something isn’t working or you don’t have time, just communicate instead of disappearing.
I’d like to begin with small prototypes or game-jam-sized projects so we can see how well we work together. If one of our games eventually earns money, the revenue will be shared fairly between the people who contributed. The exact agreement will be decided together before any commercial release.Here are a few work-in-progress assets currently being prepared for the project:
I’m in UTC+3, but I’m open to working with people from anywhere.
Discord: i.w.t.s