i have been working with unity for a couple of years and i really like it. but looking at all the videos unreal posted to youtube this last couple of days made me really want to try it out. and the price! man, that's just awesome. before i start working on my next 3D game ill definitely play with unreal for a week or two.

in the end, all this new competition for the indie developer market, will only make all these engines better. so everyone wins, independent of engine choice.

like jbickel said, only the first million. more millions to come! congrats!

hello there!

we are looking for a 3d animator for our game the guilt and the shadow

you can find some more info here: http://www.indiedb.com/games/theguiltandtheshadow

the game is already 70%+ done, so we expect to release it april/may.

there will be many loops/cycles that need to be done (walk/crouch/ladder/push/pull/etc)

and a couple of 5 second animations.

only 1 humanoid character (main character).

animation style needs a real world/minimalistic look. NOT cartoon or squash and stretch.

unfortunately this is not a paid job, but we do intend on selling the game when its released (april/may)

so we can figure something out after we release it.

let us know if you are interested!

hello everyone!

i have been looking at construct 2 for some time, visiting the website, looking at some tutorials, and ended up working on a game with it at the global game jam. had a really positive experience with it, so started to think about using it as alternative for smaller 2d projects.

i currently work, and have been for the last few years with unity3d. so construct 2 definitely seems like a more "have fun" kind of development for a non programmer.

im currently working in indiedb.com/games/theguiltandtheshadow

a story/adventure game inspired by old point and click games mixed with basic 2d platform mechanics and a 3d environment.

im hoping to finish it by the end of april.

after that ill probably start playing a bit more with construct 2, and hopefully use it in my next project!

congrats!