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Original Post:
Hello all together,
I am currently working on a Jump'N'Run for the Pandora Rebirth Competition and am therefor searching for someone for the art side of the project.
Below is a small video I recorded, just showing all the stuff the engine can handle until now. It is a good part of what a Jump'N'Run needs to work, and of course: All graphics are just placeholders.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/VcS3c7QNIXc?feature=oembed
As stated in the video there are no borders on how the game should eventually look like. I didn't focus on that, because the more I specialised the harder it would have been to find someone willing and able to do art for it.
I personally would most likely go for a simple Mario/Giana-like game, maybe featuring some shooting and a small story, keeping it simple, but fun and enjoyable.
So, is there anyone here who wants to join me and create a nice game? If so, please contact me, preferably with some demonstrations of your work so far.
However, if there is any other way you like to contribute like ideas, audio, mapping etc., you are also warmly welcomed.
Original Post:
Hello all together,
I am currently working on a Jump'N'Run for the Pandora Rebirth Competition and am therefor searching for someone for the art side of the project.
Below is a small video I recorded, just showing all the stuff the engine can handle until now. It is a good part of what a Jump'N'Run needs to work, and of course: All graphics are just placeholders.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/VcS3c7QNIXc?feature=oembed
As stated in the video there are no borders on how the game should eventually look like. I didn't focus on that, because the more I specialised the harder it would have been to find someone willing and able to do art for it.
I personally would most likely go for a simple Mario/Giana-like game, maybe featuring some shooting and a small story, keeping it simple, but fun and enjoyable.
So, is there anyone here who wants to join me and create a nice game? If so, please contact me, preferably with some demonstrations of your work so far.
However, if there is any other way you like to contribute like ideas, audio, mapping etc., you are also warmly welcomed.
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