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Word Count: 35 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 43 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 139 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

We are sorry to inform you that r/INAT currently has a No-NFT/Crypto policy and as such this post has been removed. In the current state of the indie gamedev community, this trend seems to attract a large portion of users who think NFT are a get-rich-quick scheme without fully realizing the intense difficulty of actually creating blockchain foundation games. Making games that aren't using blockchain is already a massive undertaking that statistically fails; we cannot in good judgement contribute to aspiring gamedevs being misled on their journey with a gimmick that ultimately doesn't have any established proof-of-concept. Word Count: 75 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 223 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 99 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 69 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 115 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 58 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 140 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 227 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 40 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 69 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 214 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 57 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 98 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 47 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 126 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 44 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 137 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 56 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 42 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 84 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 162 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 141 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 55 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 32 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 220 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 176 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 238 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 135 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 144 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 232 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 128 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 87 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 157 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 102 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 132 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 31 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 244 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 38 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 171 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 64 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 188 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 33 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 51 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 203 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 132 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 237 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 210 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 229 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 144 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 133 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 95 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 40 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 140 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 169 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 101 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 229 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 162 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 136 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 111 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 83 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 32 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 182 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 89 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 200 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 111 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 67 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 190 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 169 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 248 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 128 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 34 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 78 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 132 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 191 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 31 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 141 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 88 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 149 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 64 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 195 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 105 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 240 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 147 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 148 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 28 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 79 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 249 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 155 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 1 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 104 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 144 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 132 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 81 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 55 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 129 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 99 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 43 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 102 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 55 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 65 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 112 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 58 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 200 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 142 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 128 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 162 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 120 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 90 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 173 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 205 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 53 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 25 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 111 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 178 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 87 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 11 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 195 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 85 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 76 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 152 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 52 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 26 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 205 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 215 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 153 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 217 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 46 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

We are sorry to inform you that r/INAT currently has a No-NFT/Crypto policy and as such this post has been removed. In the current state of the indie gamedev community, this trend seems to attract a large portion of users who think NFT are a get-rich-quick scheme without fully realizing the intense difficulty of actually creating blockchain foundation games. Making games that aren't using blockchain is already a massive undertaking that statistically fails; we cannot in good judgement contribute to aspiring gamedevs being misled on their journey with a gimmick that ultimately doesn't have any established proof-of-concept. Word Count: 122 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 142 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 70 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 147 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 131 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 84 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 166 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 64 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 244 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 131 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 228 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 92 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 30 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 239 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 226 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 160 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 153 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 104 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 13 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 28 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 100 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 245 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 40 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 183 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 85 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 77 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 17 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 231 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 32 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 111 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 63 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 179 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 171 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 91 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 181 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 181 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 91 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 82 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 8 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 223 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 104 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 177 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 129 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 32 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 148 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 202 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 150 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 100 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 100 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 134 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 147 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 169 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 19 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 200 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 96 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 222 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 180 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 88 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 77 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 99 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 238 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 109 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 1 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 234 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 29 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 137 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 174 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 95 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 154 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 64 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 217 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 144 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 159 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 180 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 164 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

We are sorry to inform you that r/INAT currently has a No-NFT/Crypto policy and as such this post has been removed. In the current state of the indie gamedev community, this trend seems to attract a large portion of users who think NFT are a get-rich-quick scheme without fully realizing the intense difficulty of actually creating blockchain foundation games. Making games that aren't using blockchain is already a massive undertaking that statistically fails; we cannot in good judgement contribute to aspiring gamedevs being misled on their journey with a gimmick that ultimately doesn't have any established proof-of-concept. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 221 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 90 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 96 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 146 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 99 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 94 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 52 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 62 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 199 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 97 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 163 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 115 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 200 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 129 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 157 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 77 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 185 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 245 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 26 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 80 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 128 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 129 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 58 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 188 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 142 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 71 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 155 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 67 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 148 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 78 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 136 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 141 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 43 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 249 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 28 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 139 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 57 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 109 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 237 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 188 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 46 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 110 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 42 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 42 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 194 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 76 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 135 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 106 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 175 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 158 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 161 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 56 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 162 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 249 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 77 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 46 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 35 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 70 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 62 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 60 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 238 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 89 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 230 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 175 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 249 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 155 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 72 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 110 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 88 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 154 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 225 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 155 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 139 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 198 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 80 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 168 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 79 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 98 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 203 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 46 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 153 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 101 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 109 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 57 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 208 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 68 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 204 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 79 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 133 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 34 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 85 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 59 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 59 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 11 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 11 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 34 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 8 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 10 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 53 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 135 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 126 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 98 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 19 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

We are sorry to inform you that r/INAT currently has a No-NFT/Crypto policy and as such this post has been removed. In the current state of the indie gamedev community, this trend seems to attract a large portion of users who think NFT are a get-rich-quick scheme without fully realizing the intense difficulty of actually creating blockchain foundation games. Making games that aren't using blockchain is already a massive undertaking that statistically fails; we cannot in good judgement contribute to aspiring gamedevs being misled on their journey with a gimmick that ultimately doesn't have any established proof-of-concept. Word Count: 225 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 82 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 230 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 228 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 167 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 248 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 56 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 38 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 118 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 6 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 183 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 224 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 121 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 113 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 183 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 59 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 4 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 151 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 95 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 33 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 93 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 37 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 108 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 83 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 101 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 130 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 84 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 117 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 217 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 147 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 112 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 25 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 3 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 207 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 203 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 112 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 66 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 231 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 231 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 171 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 171 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 163 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 46 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 155 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 115 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 42 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 161 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 173 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 40 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 122 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 197 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 1 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 143 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 127 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 94 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 185 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 6 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 142 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 142 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 149 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 1 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 40 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 147 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 235 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 235 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 75 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 149 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 90 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 106 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 127 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 67 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 77 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 151 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 61 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 114 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 94 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 67 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 200 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 73 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 125 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 29 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 124 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 221 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 226 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 98 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 140 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 100 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 179 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 171 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 148 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 234 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 176 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 109 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 151 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 183 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 108 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 69 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 84 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 11 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

We are sorry to inform you that r/INAT currently has a No-NFT/Crypto policy and as such this post has been removed. In the current state of the indie gamedev community, this trend seems to attract a large portion of users who think NFT are a get-rich-quick scheme without fully realizing the intense difficulty of actually creating blockchain foundation games. Making games that aren't using blockchain is already a massive undertaking that statistically fails; we cannot in good judgement contribute to aspiring gamedevs being misled on their journey with a gimmick that ultimately doesn't have any established proof-of-concept. Word Count: 199 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 15 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 149 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 104 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 107 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 132 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 68 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 140 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 216 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 188 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 89 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 80 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 146 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 86 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 82 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 146 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 183 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 217 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 163 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 144 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 114 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 60 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 219 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 102 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 99 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 241 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 230 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 230 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 166 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 28 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 60 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 4 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 64 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 94 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 130 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 91 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 180 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 80 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 127 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 136 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 40 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 102 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 158 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 81 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 121 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 105 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 80 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 164 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 110 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 160 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 199 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 91 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 153 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 178 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 68 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 65 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 98 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 237 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 243 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 163 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 249 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 232 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 160 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 106 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 207 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 121 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 38 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 195 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 173 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 101 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 58 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 96 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 106 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 165 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 50 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 115 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 148 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 210 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 102 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 37 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 228 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 103 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 144 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 105 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 169 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 37 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 200 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 93 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 22 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 41 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 97 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 183 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 133 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 133 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 98 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 72 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 43 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 204 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 83 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 12 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 216 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 235 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 44 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 60 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 222 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 205 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 71 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 152 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 123 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 137 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 13 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 85 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 240 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 108 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 209 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 154 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 201 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 81 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 217 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 86 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 179 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 185 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 130 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 78 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 131 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

Word Count: 170 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 108 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 61 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 157 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 1 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 145 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 239 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop. I noticed you're posting a request for a Massively Multiplayer Online game project. Unfortunately, the statistics are against you on completing that project due to a large number of reasons. Not only are MMOs generally pretty expensive to develop with paid artists, programmers, etc... but they also take a very long time to finish and release. Even trying to make a game like Dead Cells takes a LOT of commitment from a very talented team (that was getting paid). It's far too likely that you will garner a lot of attention from people new to the industry who dream of also making an MMO, but they will also likely abandon the project with months, or more likely weeks if not days. Instead, I would recommend looking to make a very small scoped game, something you'd consider a like a minigame. That way you and anyone who is willing to join the project can gain experience of what it's like to finish a game from design to release. As well it'll give you a better idea of how long it takes to make a game. Not to mention, past shipped projects will give you credibility in future posts on INAT.

Word Count: 202 Your post does not contain the minimum 250 words required by INAT rules. Posts are vastly more likely to succeed on INAT when they describe both the project and what they are looking for in-depth. That way anyone checking the post will know if they are able to help or are even interested in the project. The mods of INAT are very busy with a large number of modmail, the fastest way to get your post live, upon fixing the word count, will be to delete this post and try again. Attempts to get around this automoderation of the rules will result in a BAN.

Word Count: 129 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do. I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully finding collaborators here on r/INAT. If not, then I would highly recommend making anything even something super small that would show to potential collaborators that you're serious about gamedev. It can be anything from a simple brick-break game with bad art, sprite sheets of a small character, or 1 minute music loop.

Word Count: 93 Your post does not contain the minimum 150 words required by the INAT rules. The primary focus of INAT is on collaborative projects. However, we do allow people to post ads for their services as long as they are a bit more descriptive than most other subs in what they can do.

I noticed you don't have any URLs in your submission? If you've worked on any games in the past or have a portfolio, posting a link to them would greatly increase your odds of successfully findin