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some of my new work
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvn00aNiLTI&list=PLF841E41338911874&index=11

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVmGnuJ87bU&list=PLF841E41338911874&index=10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3matKXCLfU&list=PLF841E41338911874&index=13

Pm you my friend

Hi There,

Liking your animation skills, what program is that you're using for the running animation btw?

We might be interesting hiring you to create some animations for us for a future project if you'd offer animation on existing artwork?

Many Thanks,
AggroPanda

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Some of my experiences on logo design for games
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Up_kidHBmWI

My experiences withe icon design for ios games
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gvjDDEsV5pQ

My experiences withe 2D animation design for 2D games
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CcbotdzOwes

Now you can know more about me on this like for my cv
http://www.mediafire.com/?24h769snsrwljsc

Norway, Sweden, pffft. A bunch of yodellers running around in the mountains with wooden planks strapped to their feet.

@wilczarz
I think you meant "That's what they do in Sweden"

Lol. I'd do it if it was in Poland and not Czech.

EDIT: Or no relocation

@dynamicdust I've made a lot of games for a lot of clients, from simple to complex, and I never ever finished any of them in a month. And I code very fast. Main game engine could be done quickly, but polishing everything for final product is what takes most of the time. Of course, there were games I made for myself in a day, and they make some money on App Store, but working for others always proves to take more time. Being at your place would for sure shorten the development time, but making the game of Jetpack Joyride quality would take much more time than your anticipated 1-2 months. At least that's my experience. Don't know what salary you imagined for experienced iOS coder, but I wouldn't accept coming to you for at least $8k-$10k per month and for a minimum of 3-4 months...

I think Birkemose was just being himself. That's what they do in Norway.

Birkemose, the only thing you can do worse than mistaking Czechs for Poles is mistaking them for Russians. In my corporate days I would travel to Moscow for European regional meetings and the Czechs HATED the Russians. We had to make special database considerations for them as well because they didn't want any of their data in Russian data centers.

While I never got to visit Prague, I have heard its very nice! :)

Well, it shouldn't take very long - depending on your skills, of course. You can take it as an 1-2 month trip to a new country - you could probably take someone with you too. Czech Republic is pretty cheap for most foreign visitors :)

Much like @HannKett if I was single and care free I would go just for the experience...

Well, you've made the edit just about in time. I just wanted to write something :)
We have much nicer girls here...

I actually think the offer sounds interesting, and I have heard nothing but good about polish ... women, but moving to Prague ... hmmm ...

Edit:
They will hate me for mistaking Prague for being in Poland.

If I was still a single, non-attached man, I would go for just food + shelter and drinks.

The bad thing with Prague are all the brit chavs, Brno is really pleasant tho :)

@Birkemose Does that mean you'll be taking it? :)

The women are nice as well :-)

Doesn't matter. It can also be Chipmunk. It could be basically anything.... but it has to work. :)

Damn ... had you just written Chipmunk, and not Böx2D ...

Haha :D Not what I meant.
I meant, someone who knows about caveats of some of the features of the game and suggests better solutions.

But you definitely fulfil the optional point "sense of humour". :)

• Ability to foresee errors or problems and avoid them

So you want a psychic?

We are looking for a Cocos2d Game Programmer who is fast, precise and very skilful. We are creating a game in the style of Jetpack Joyride (side-scroller with parallax) and it has to be done immediately. It is named "Desert Chase" and you can see a banner of the game on our website - http://www.dynamicdust.com . Senior Cocos2d programmer should be able to create this game in a month.

Core responsibilities:
• Game development for iOS
• Independently create solutions from beginning to end
 Requirements:
• At least 2 years professional game development experience in demanding roles
• Wide understanding of different game technology areas (gameplay, graphics, tools etc.)
• Strong Objective-C skills are a must
• At least 1 year experience with Cocos2d and Box2d framework
• Ability to foresee errors or problems and avoid them
• Passion for games
 Good to have:
• Experience of touch UI development
• Sense of humour


We offer you a chance to join a skilful and creative team, where we believe that talent feeds talent. We do not believe in bureaucracy, nor are there any solo artists at DynamicDust. We all work together to achieve the best results. All of us have a genuine chance to contribute to the final product. We believe in each other’s skills and value each other’s work. We don't do "near-perfect" games, we do them perfect. If these are values that you are passionate about, then you might just be the person we are looking for.

We are offering a full-time salary for the time you will be working on the project (~2months). We need you to relocate to Prague, Czech Republic (Europe) for about 2 months (estimated development time of the game). So not only you will work for a full-time salary, but you also will have the chance of seeing a beautiful country and the most beautiful town of the world - Prague. We will further discuss details of this job with you after we approve your application to this job.

Please, send your CVs, game examples or any other relevant information along with your application to our email address - hireme@dynamicdust.com
(If you don't have all the required abilities or skills, but you think you are able to create such game in other frameworks, languages, whatever... then write us too and we will review your application)

We will answer to every single application.

Thank you,

Dominik Hadl
http://www.dynamicdust.com
Prague, Czech Republic, Europe

hello my name is "mohamad"
I work as graphic designer for over about 6 years
i did work on 2 2D games until now ,first one called "color jump" the second one called "finding power"
here the video for this 2 games

* for "color jump"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihtKdANZBqc&list=PLF841E41338911874&index=1

* for "finding power"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JO-gtGqfdY&list=PLF841E41338911874&index=6

you can see some of my 3D games i work on a lone just using blinder
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehhiy4QWP0o&list=PLF841E41338911874

to see more 3D and 2D work and lots new work go to this link
http://mohanmadabd.deviantart.com/gallery/

for more info and to see more and more work go to my facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/ArtistMohamad

or just e-mail me on my gmail
mohamad.gu@gmail.com

i have an amazing idea for and apps (game) :D

unfortunately i am no programmer.... yet so i need some help. i want to get this app out as soon as possible so, i may need to hire one or three of you guys.

i need programmers who have a good portfolio of apps and coding experience, and really know what their doing.

If you think your up for it ...

PM me your past coding experiences and portfolio.

Reasonable deadline pay of course.

Thanks!

Hello! We're looking to hire a talented Chipmunk physics programmer to work on a short, but interesting, project.

If you're also familiar with particle simulations, we're particularly interested!

This should be a fun project. It's paid, and you'll get the pleasure of working on a major title for one of the iPad's most famous development teams. Our work has been regularly featured in the Apple commercials on TV.

You can work on this project from wherever you're currently based in the world.

Chris
http://www.atomicantelope.com

You are right, I made a correction now. Game design AND PROGRAMMING concepts.

If you are working on a game, try to understand some game design concepts

Once you start working on some games you will notice there are many concepts and techniques you will need to apply to make the developer’s life easier. You should get familiar with how to work with frame-based animations, tilemaps, seamless textures, naming conventions,etc.

IMHO none of these is a "game design" concept. It's technical stuff that has nothing to do with gameplay directly. I'd consider concepts like "having a boss monster" or "powerups" to be game design concepts/patterns.

Just my two cents :)

Hi!
I've put together a few tips for designers that have to deal with programmers in their everyday life. Most tips are what to do to avoid annoying developers or how to have a better communication and workflow.
Here is the article.

If you have your own tips, I'd like to hear them as well!

- Pablo