Hey everyone!

I'm looking for someone who can compose Heavy Metal music for the project.

If you're interested in collaborate, send me a DM and feel free to share some of your previous work.

Thanks!

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Hi everyone, I hope you're doing well!

I'm looking for people to collaborate with. I'll be handling all the programming side in Unreal Engine using C++.

I'm looking for:

• A Pixel Artist
• A Writer
• A Music Composer / Sound Designer

My goal is to build a complete game, learn new things, and just have fun. No pressure about winning—just making something we're proud of.

If you're interested in collaborating, send me a message and tell me a bit about your experience or share some of your work.

Let's make something awesome together!

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Discord: patricius1381

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Looking for a Musician for My Horror Game

Hey! I'm interested in collaborating ;)

I'm a C++/Unreal Engine developer currently preparing a small horror game for the Into The Woods Jam. Your atmospheric style sounds like a really good fit for the project. 

I really enjoyed the song "Murk," it has long, ethereal notes that fit with what I want to convey. "Lurking" has a feeling of something primitive, hidden, like a cult in the middle of a forest.

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Discord: patricius1381

Let me know if you're interested in collaborating!

Hello everyone!, i hope everyone has a good day :)

I have a question regarding the rules about creating assets before the Jam begins.

I’m planning to participate with a small 2D pixel art horror game, and because the Jam duration is relatively short, I was wondering if it is allowed to prepare some visual assets in advance, specifically:

• Character sprite sheets
• Environment tilesets
• Trees, rocks, vegetation
• Basic animations
• UI elements

The idea would NOT be to create the full game before the Jam starts, but rather to prepare some art assets beforehand so I can focus on programming, level design, atmosphere, and gameplay during the actual Jam week.

Of course, all gameplay systems, level implementation, mechanics, lighting, sound design, and final assembly would still be developed during the Jam itself.

Would this be allowed according to the Jam rules?

I just want to make sure everything stays fair and within the spirit of the competition before I begin preparing anything.

Thank you very much!