[Company Info]

Hello,

My name is Brecht, I'm a student of DAE in Belgium, specialising game development next year (DAE)

I'm looking into creating a 2D game as an endproject for 2nd year of programming, however I would like to work together with artist(s) to do this.

I already have a friend of mine doing the lore and item naming.



[JOB INFO]

To give you an idea of the concept:

2D online-RTS game for PC

Gameplay-wise comparable with starcraft

Big focus on pvp

A basic map editor for private usage



This project will involve more than 1000 hours to code, and the deadline is set for early June next year.

The game will be developped in C++, currently the concept document is nearly finished and all programming still has to be done.

I am currently looking into learning networking by self-study, since it is important to know this well before getting started.



I am a very motivated person, but you should know that this project is quite experimental to me and will most likely not become commercial.

There is a small chance that when everything goes well, it might be available for public play as a f2p game , possibly with microtransactions should it become successful.

In that case, you would get a share. But there are no guarantees that the game will be made commericial.

As for the past year, I have been given feedback from my teachers that my 2D game for programming was among the best of the first year DAE



I am looking for motivated artists willing to work for free, to improve their skills for:

- pixel art, to make the units and structures and animate them, as well as textures for the map editor

- concept art, to make concept art of the world, creatures and buildings

- UI design, to make the menu's and HUD

Or someone who can do all of this ;)



[PAYMENT]

None, unless the game becomes succesful. You will get listed in credits though.



[CONTACT]

Mail     :     email.brecht.debruyne@gmail.com
Skype     :     inscripted



[PREV PROJECT]

This is the endproject I made for the first year of programming, it was done in C++ and using Paint.exe for art (ftw!)



Thank you.

Edited by xcrypt - 16 July 2011 at 10:46am