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Still open! May have found a potential candidate but more help will still be appreciated, compromises can be made so everyone has something to work on still!

Still recruiting! Willing to also answer any additional questions and provide more information if need be about this position/project!

We're looking for a volunteer that would like to help make backgrounds for a fan made otome based on Xenoblade Chronicles! Having context about the original game is not a requirement at all! We're looking for a particularly bright color palette , in a similar vein such as this! https://cdn.wccftech....

Many people here already mentioned the main point : plot outline is very very important in team work. The first thing I consider after creating a nice premise is "How will it end?". If there's multiple endings then " What is the best and worst way it can end?". Then I would go up from there to add ...

Send me a friend request on Discord if you like as well! (Longya #8693)

One of my writers left for a missions trip, looking for someone to fill their spot and more are open still!

Still willing to take on new people!

moonflow123 wrote: ↑

Thu May 20, 2021 5:44 am

Hi, is the position still open? I am interested and wants to be a part of your writers team

Yeah, it is! I'm happy that you'd like to join! I'll send you a private message shortly.

I think it helps a lot if you genuinely enjoy the process of making the game. Even if you are excited by your game's concepts and ideas, if you get distracted every time you try to code, draw, write, etc. for your game or you keep putting off the development b/c you'd rather do something else, then...

Hi! I'm a mobile game developer at a mid-size company. I'm also a project lead. From my exp, besides all things mentioned, it's really important to plan everything out (and allot extra time in case something goes wrong). By everything, I mean everything. The artist will be estimating how long they ...

Looking for another artist as well!

Still on the lookout for another writer!

One way to "scale back" is to reduce the amount of content to be made: Complete the plot outline if you can. Figure out the minimum amount of plot, dialogue sprites, backgrounds, music etc. to have an acceptable visual novel. Make it. Look at the content, the amount of time spent, the state of your...

It depends on the time you can reasonably devote to a given project. Something to avoid when you're working in your spare time rather than on a project as a full-time job is to assume that you know exactly how much longer it will take to fully complete your game. In my experience, even if you have ...

It helps if you're far enough into this project to know what your current speed is doing this specific project. As far as I'm concerned, if you don't have a demo, or a similarly substantial amount of game done, it's too early to be setting a time expectation. Once you've been at it a while and have...