Hello everyone!
My name is Toffee San, and I'm the director of Girls! Girls! Girls!? (https://store.steampowered.com/app/1412 ... rls_Girls/). I'm posting on behalf of Myosuki, a Tokyo-based visual novel studio. Our mission is to create high-quality visual novels for Western audiences, using the talents of developers and artists from around the world.
We're currently seeking talented and professional programmers who are proficient with Unity3D Engine, Familiar with Naninovel visual novel engine extension, and have knowledge of Live2D Cubism SDK is a software development kit. You'll be joining our team to work on a brand new (yet-to-be-announced) project, and potentially even a sequel to Girls! Girls! Girls!?. This could be on a permanent or freelance basis, depending on your availability.
To succeed in this role, you'll need a strong sense of responsibility, ability to adapt to new situation and find solutions rapidly. A deep understanding of Japanese pop culture references and the visual novel genre will also be a significant advantage.
Previous experience in programming visual novels is highly desirable, but we're open to considering talented newcomers who are eager to learn and demonstrate exceptional technical skills.
Additional (but not required) skills that would be beneficial include:
Photoshop expertise, as you may need to work with CG and BG files with variations
Strong communication skills to effectively collaborate with our development team, including writers and artists.
If you're interested in this opportunity, please send your portfolio or examples of your programming work to myosukiofficial@gmail.com. You can also reach me on Discord at ToffeeSan#0666.
We're excited to hear from you and appreciate your time in considering this position. Thank you!
[Paid][Open] Myosuki is Hiring: Seeking Passionate Programmers for Exciting Visual Novel Projects
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