A small but enthusiastic indie team, we are embarking on bringing a passion project to life. We are hoping for Project Amber to be an exciting adventure with heart and pain, but more then that we are backing the awesome mechanical ideas we have for the game - ideas that encourage the player to think outside the box and combine their tools in order to do incredible things in the game world. We are setting out on our development path now, and hope to keep our page regularly updated with blog posts and developments. Stay tuned.
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Level Designers located Anywhere.
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We are Team Amber, and for a little while now we have been planning Project Amber, a game about an alien, Goopy, who has to escape a laboratory and all of the soldiers, scientists and machinations inside. Fragile and non-combative, this creature has to make the most use of his strange abilities in order to make it out alive, and get back to Amber, the young girl who Goopy was snatched from.
We are in the pre-planning phase of creating a show level for the game - in which we can demonstrate just some of the mechanics, gameplay and story that we hope can launch us into a full game somewhere further down the line. But in order to make this show level the very best game it can be, we want a level designer to review the current plans and help us redesign them into the interesting, fun and exciting experience that we want the game to be.
Requirements
Has played 2d platformers. Is well versed in game design. Understands level flow and story structure within them. Is somewhat versed in the workings of Unity.
Ideal Talents
Has learned or has a great understanding of 2d platformer design, maybe from a course or from long term learning. Has created a 2D platformer before.
If you are interested in the role and have even some of these qualifications, drop me an email at crash370@hotmail.com. If I think you could work well with the project, we’ll arrange a chat to talk about the project further. We're especially interested in talented new designers who are looking to get something great made.
Send an email to AmberGameDev@gmail.com talking about why you want to apply and any relevant skills you have. Links to work are always appreciated.