Godot Jobs

I’m putting together a light-hearted drinking game and now need the digital board itself built for mobile play. The concept is simple: players launch the app, see a colourful path of spaces, roll a virtual die and follow the prompts—some squares hand out sips, others trigger mini-challenges, truth-or-dare cards or quick party trivia. Here’s what I need from you: • A fully interactive digital board sized for common phone screens (portrait and landscape) • Tap-to-roll dice or spinner mechanic with basic physics or animation • Pop-up cards for rules, penalties and mini-games (I’ll supply the text—just wire them in) • Basic player tracking so up to 6 friends can share one device and take turns • Simple sound effects and upbeat...

I have been shaping a game idea that doesn’t quite fit into puzzle, adventure, or strategy; instead it feels like its own gentle genre—a journey of healing where players complete successive levels that gradually restore a vibrant world and, I hope, leave them feeling restored as well. What I need now is a game developer who can translate that vision into a polished, playable experience that stays sophisticated under the hood yet feels effortlessly simple in the player’s hands. I’m open on the engine—Unity, Unreal, Godot, or another tool you love—so long as it supports smooth level-based progression, clean visuals, and intuitive touch or controller input. Platform choice is still flexible, and I’m happy to discuss whether we launch on mobile firs...

I’m building a light-hearted puzzle experience where players collect coins by matching colorful shapes on a grid. The feel should be unmistakably cartoon: bright palettes, expressive animations, and lively sound cues that reward each successful pattern match. Here’s the vision I need realised: • Core mechanic: players drag to form specific patterns; when a correct pattern is completed, the matched tiles vanish and coins fly into an on-screen counter. • Visual direction: playful 2D art—think bold outlines, soft shadows, and exaggerated squash-and-stretch on interactions. • Flow: quick rounds that fit mobile play sessions, scaling difficulty through new tile types or board layouts rather than speed alone. • Platforms: Android and iOS first; a Web...