I'm currently working on a tablet game for Playbook/Android/iPad devices; I'm looking for 1-2 people to assist with spriting and map making. The game is called Gataela and its tumblr page is here.

Gataela is a steampunk/fantasy rpg. However, unlike traditional steampunk it's setting is during that transition from Victorian/Edwardian to steampunk. The story is the following:

Ten years ago, a civil war tore apart the nation. Even now the victims have yet to fully recover, and as the reconstruction of the country draws to a close the poor continue to rise in number. Zack, an orphan of the war, lives in a major trading city near the country’s border. Although in the same situation, he tries to help the victims as much as possible. Realizing that his efforts are nothing but a temporary patch, he heads to the Lord’s castle to request aid. However, his journey leads him as far as the capital, stirring up the old flames of war along the way.

Details:

Spriter - Assist with the creation of players, NPCs and monsters. Rough dimensions: 64x96; 3 frames; 4 directions. Bases have already been created for players and NPCs. May be asked to create a custom tileset depending on price. ~50 sprite sheets.

Mapper - Assist with the game map creation. Parallax mapping. Photoshop (or similar programs) a must. Familiarity with spriting programs (i.e. Tiled, RPGMaker) a plus. A tileset will be provided. Maps range from 10x7 to 50x50 tiles @ 64 pixels a tile. ~120 maps.

At the moment I'm halfway through development and in order to release this game by Spring/Summer of 2014 I require major assistance in these areas.

Please email me at pmarincak@hotmail.com if you're interested with the title as one of the following:

Gataela - Spriting Applicant
Gataela - Mapping Applicant
Gataela - Spriting & Mapping Applicant

Compensation to be determined privately. Once someone has been decided on I will mention it here.

Current Maps/Sprite Images:






*Some of these images have been updated to fix mapping and color errors

Edited by aoi - 01 November 2013 at 8:45am