Hi I've been struggling to find a 3d artists, unlike 2d artists who are all over twitter or insta and the variety of styles i can pick and choose from, it's much harder to find a 3d one and it's understandable why, but i was hoping to find someone or you guys might guide me to multiple ones who do styles thats close to Pandora's tower, nier, Valkyrie Profile 2: Silmeria, xenoblade ect, im working on a game and I'm still on how i want the 3d models to look like with the shading style if anyone here is interested or knows someone i would love to talk to them and see their portfolio, thx.

I've recently started game dev, and I've noticed that the biggest hinderance for many game devs is the marketing aspect. Let me start off by saying if youre not getting wishlists and youre not getting traction towards your game, ITS NOT ABOUT YOUR GAME ITS ALL ABOUT YOUR MARKETING. This technically means ANY GAME should be able to get a decent number of wishlists if marketed correctly. Whether the game is good or not is another matter, that will reflect in the hours played, reviews etc. But wishlists? Pure marketing.

So share your trailers, capsules, or your marketing strategies here reand ill give you my input :) Ill reply to your comment so everyone can benefit.

Agency: https://www.instagram.com/momentumegypt?igsh=cWF6c3h1Y2I2aHVy&igsi=cWF6c3h1Y2I2aHVy

I’m developing Nova Frontier, an original large-scale space game project focused on realistic fleet combat, exploration, politics, ship systems, and a story-driven campaign.

The project is being designed around large space battles where players can fly individual fighters or take command of entire fleets. Ships will have systems such as shields, armor, engines, weapons, power, heat management, damage, emergency systems, and repairs. I also want large explorable ships and stations with interiors, hangars, hull breaches, fires, emergency lockdowns, evacuation systems, and boarding battles.

One of the major locations is an enormous ring-shaped station surrounding a planet. The scale of the project goes beyond that station, though. I still need help developing additional ships, fighters, massive capital ships, planets, environments, animations, VFX, cinematic sequences, character models, voice acting, music, and eventually trailers.

The story begins in 2062 during a major attack on the station. The player is introduced to a galaxy dealing with both military conflict and a complicated political system. One of the central characters is the First Councilman, a powerful political figure who eventually becomes connected to a much larger threat.

The main enemy is known as the Digital Overlord. He commands enormous fleets and technologically advanced forces and has the ability to corrupt and control technology. The Overlord is also connected to a mysterious purple entity that was sealed inside the First Councilman long before its true purpose became known.

As the story develops, the seal begins weakening. Strange purple energy starts appearing, and the political leaders become increasingly suspicious of what is happening to the First Councilman. Eventually, five First Councilmen are brought together for a summit while a three-member Tribunal investigates the situation.

That is where I’m going to stop explaining the story publicly. There is a lot more involving the seal, the Overlord, the fleets, the political conflict, and what happens afterward, but I want to keep the second half private for now.

At the very end, after everything goes dark, one final message is heard from the Overlord:

Digital Overlord: “I’m coming.”

I’m currently looking for people interested in collaborating on the project, especially Unreal Engine 5 developers, 3D ship/environment artists, animators, VFX artists, character artists, voice actors, composers/sound designers, and people interested in helping create trailers and cinematics.

This is currently a collaboration project and I’m not offering paid positions at this stage. If you're interested, please contact me and tell me what area you work in and what you would be interested in helping with.Digital Overlord: “I’m coming.”

I’m also interested in making a 60-second cinematic trailer focused on the Digital Overlord. It would introduce his presence, his dimension, his fleets, and the threat he poses to the galaxy without revealing the rest of the storyline.

If anyone here works with Unreal Engine 5 cinematics, animation, VFX, trailer editing, music/sound design, or character animation and would be interested in collaborating on that 60-second Overlord trailer, feel free to contact me.

The trailer is optional, but I’d really like to work with someone who wants to help bring the Overlord reveal to life.Portfolio: I don’t currently have a completed public portfolio because this is my first time developing a project like Nova Frontier. I’m still learning and building the project as I go, while also trying to put together a development team. I can share the concepts, storyline, planned gameplay systems, ship designs, and other development work I have so far with anyone seriously interested in collaborating.

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I will explain complete game idea after creating a team so if you are interested to join comment or message me.

Hi everyone!

I'm looking to join a team to gain some experience and help a team stay organized and on track.

I can assist with project planning, tracking tasks, schedules, documentation, team communication, keeping milestones on task, etc. The type of project doesn't matter, just looking for a friendly and collaborative team.

Looking forward towards working with one of you!

I have worked on many projects in the past and I personally can't do art. I am looking for an artist who is dedicated and wants to work on an indie game. I don't have a specific idea in mind and I am willing to talk about different genres and game ideas (as long as they are reasonable for me to make). I would rather make a 2D game, but 3D works fine for me as well. I have around 2yrs of experience in Unreal but I have also worked in many other engines in the past. My goal is just to release my first commercial game on steam within a reasonable amount of time (under a year) and get a steam page out as soon as possible. Profit split can be discussed, I do not have money to offer outside of launch revenue. I am not willing to work with AI “artists” and also don't use any LLMs for game development.

Hi!

I’m looking for a talented 3D character designer to create an original stylized character for a project I’m working on.

I’m looking for someone who is especially good at:

• Original character design
• Cute/stylized 3D characters
• Expressive faces and personality
• Strong, recognizable character designs
• Creating something unique rather than generic

The design itself is the priority. Rigging and animation are not required.

The character will be used commercially, so I need commercial usage rights for the final approved character/design.

This is paid work, and if we work well together, there may be more character design work in the future.

If you’re interested, please send:

• Your portfolio
• Examples of original 3D characters you’ve designed
• Your approximate price/rate
• Your availability

Please no AI-generated portfolios or AI-generated character designs.

DM or comment below.

Thanks!

Hey! We’re working on a realistic fantasy RPG in Unreal Engine 5 and looking for a few artists:

• Concept Artist
• 3d Environment Artist
• UI Artist

We have a GDD and a basic vertical slice with the core mechanics. The visual style isn’t set yet, so we need artists who can help shape it

Looking for someone with 2+ years of experience. Ideally you can work around ET hours.

If interested, send your portfolio link & a short note. CV would be great too if you have one.

Hi, I’m looking for a few people who are interested in learning game development from scratch.

I have no proper game development experience. I have worked on a small zombie game project in Unreal and managed to make a very basic game, which is very much unfinished due to me running out of tutorials for the scope of the game.

So I’m looking for other beginners who also have little to no experience and would like to learn together, with the eventual goal of creating a game.

I’m interested in learning different parts of game development, including Unreal, Blender, 3D modelling, game design and programming, but I’m open to seeing what everyone else is interested in too.

There’s no need to have any experience. I’m mainly looking for people who are genuinely interested in learning and would enjoy working on something together.

Please feel free to reach out if you’re interested, and we can have a chat about what you’re interested in within game development and see if we get along.

There are some game soundtracks that just resonate and leave a lasting impression. (personal examples: Super Mario N64. Phantasy Star Online. Some Final Fantasy soundtracks--- and many others haha)

Over the last few years, I've been compiling some instrumental recordings with a "Rhodes" piano. The overall vibe tends to lean on the side of chill/ electronic/ ambient/ mellow etc.

Just throwing these instrumentals out there to see if there are any developers that resonate and want to collaborate!

My motivation is more experiential than financial, so for projects that don't have a big budget, I'd be honored to help supply some music!

(I've attached a playlist of 114 tracks (ranging from 20 seconds to 5 minutes or so))

If anyone resonates with the general vibe, feel free to email me some project details at dntst.info@gmail.com and we can see if the stars align! :p

Cheers, and happy game developing!

TLDR: I'm looking for input from this sub on how my game feels. It's a free demo available on STEAM right now, please if you have a gaming PC, download it and give it a shot with some friends. Let me know about your experience, good or bad!

Long version: 2 Years ago I started making my very first video game. I had a simple idea. Bowling but you can mess with each other to make it even more difficult. I frequently came back to this sub to get input as to how to make it as realistic as possible. Many people told me it was a bad idea to put so much effort into realism for a silly game, but I stuck to my vision: Difficult realistic bowling, made more difficult through shenanigans.

Now I'm back asking for input once again! Please give the demo a whirl and let me know anything and everything about your experience. Was something not obvious enough or hard to follow? Or most importantly, did the bowling feel right?

Hi everyone,

I'm the lead developer of UNMADE, a third-person Medieval Fantasy Survival Game currently in active development in Unreal Engine.

I've been developing the project for around 18 months, initially alone, and over the past few months, the team has been expanding quite quickly.

We're currently a small team covering:

• Programming
• Sound Design
• Music
• Marketing
• Graphic Design / UI

The project already has a substantial amount of gameplay and systems implemented. We're now reaching the stage where art production needs to grow significantly, which is why I'm looking for additional 3D artists.

What is UNMADE?

UNMADE mixes elements of:

Survival / RPG / Colony Management / Medieval Fantasy

It's not a simple survival game. The player will constantly face choices and can approach the game in many different ways.

The goal is to create your own world, with your own rules.

You're not forced to build a village, focus on combat, manage a large population, or follow one specific playstyle. The systems are designed to give the player freedom in how they want to develop their world and progress through the game.

Who we're looking for

We're primarily looking for artists in the following areas:

Environment / Static Mesh Artist

• Medieval buildings
• Structures
• Furniture
• Props
• Tools
• Weapons
• Environmental assets

Character / Clothing Artist

• Human characters
• Clothing
• Armor
• Creatures
• Modular character assets

Rigging / Animation Artist

• Character rigging
• Skinning
• Combat animations
• Survival animations
• Magic animations
• Locomotion

You do not need to cover all three areas, or even cover 1 area fully, it's ok for us to have 2 static mesh artist or other.

We'd rather work with several people who are very good at their specialty than expect one person to handle everything badly. :)

Work Organization & Background

The project is fully remote.

This is not a full-time position, and most of the team works on the project alongside other jobs or studies.

For me personally, however, this is my full-time project, not a hobby.

I've been working in game development for more than 8 years and have already shipped several games during that time. Some were commercially successful, others were not. So I've experienced both sides of actually releasing games. :D

Tasks are divided into clear milestones, and contributors work under a written agreement defining the scope of their involvement.

Visual Direction

The world is primarily Medieval Fantasy, grounded and believable rather than highly stylized.

We're aiming for environments and characters that feel coherent, functional and lived-in rather than excessively clean or exaggerated fantasy.

At this stage, the visual direction is clear internally, but we don't yet have enough final-quality assets to represent it properly.

That's exactly why we're looking for artists who can help shape the visual identity of the project and have a meaningful influence on how the final game looks.

Project Materials

While I'm intentionally keeping some parts of the project private publicly, more detailed documentation and development materials can be shared with serious applicants.

If needed, I can provide access to:

• Game design documentation
• Development roadmap and planning
• Project tracking and production structure
• Worldbuilding and lore documentation
• Gameplay systems documentation
• In-game assets and work-in-progress content
• Builds / gameplay footage

Some materials may require an NDA before being shared.

Interested?

Send me a DM with:

• Your Discord
• The role you're interested in
• What part of the project interests you most
• Your rough weekly availability

I'll be happy to discuss the project in more detail with serious applicants.