Dear readers,
We at Apache software are looking for 1-2 long term positions for 3D modellers and animators, we already have two skilled people working on the
game, unfortunately we’re lacking in the 3D modelling and animations field, but texturing and scripting itself are something we at Apache software take pride in.
The game we’re looking to develop is a multiplayer zombie survival game with aspects of Rust and DayZ. The aim is generally to start off with nothing, and rebuild civilization, PvP is a large aspect of this game, along with actually surviving the zombies.
Game development is about 15% toward an alpha release, the script alone is around 30% complete, but we’re really lacking 3D models and animations.
We already have multiplayer scripts and weapon scripts, some weapon models and a basic map. We’re looking for an experienced developer who has
lots of experience in 3D modelling, animations and willing to do some texturing if need be. Knowing how to utilise Blender and/or unity
This job includes:
Animating
Texturing
3D modelling
The models we’re looking to obtain are more weapon models, NPC animations, NPC models and textures and buildings. The developers already working on this game are capable of texturing, so this is something we can work together with.
In doing so you will have a stake in the total revenue of the game, but that is only if we ‘hire’ you and provide us with a very significant contribution, for minor contributions that have been used in the final game you will be awarded the finished game for free. (This game will be going onto Kickstarter once we have a presentable product)
For enquiries please contact
[email protected]
If you are looking to get hired, please send your portfolio to that email. If approved, you will recieve a reply. If you do not get a reply do presume you have not been hired, although we try to reply to every email we may not be able to. But remember that we do appreciate all submissions.
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Thanks - Dylan Hinde