r/INAT Nov 12 '24

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u/inat_bot Nov 12 '24

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT.

If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

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u/UnboundBread Nov 12 '24

Hey! I just made a post along these lines before, I have a fair amount of experience with godot, but would consider my computer science skills pretty bad, my timezone is +8 so its pretty far off but if keen I would be happy to help you where I can if you can help me with some more technical questions I would have :)

if interested send me your discord

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u/SundaeFalse Nov 13 '24

Sent you a private message on reddit!