Outplay is Looking for Indie Collaborators!
Hey everyone!
We're currently developing Outplay, a 2D, two-player strategic card game built with Godot, and we're looking to connect with other indie developers and creative people who might be interested in collaborating with us!
🎮 What is Outplay?
Outplay takes familiar card-game mechanics and adds a psychological twist.
It's not just about the cards you have in your hand; it's about reading your opponent, anticipating their decisions, and finding ways to outsmart them. We want to create a game where mind games, strategy, and the decisions players make are just as important as the cards themselves.
We're currently in the prototype stage, developing the core experience and exploring how to bring this idea to life.
🤝 Who are we looking to connect with?
We're open to meeting indie developers, hobbyists, and creative people who enjoy making games and experimenting with ideas!
Some areas we'd love to explore together:
- Godot Developers: Exchange technical knowledge, discuss gameplay systems, and share development experiences.
- 2D Artists & Illustrators: Explore card art, character designs, icons, and visual styles.
- Shaders & VFX ,SFX Artists: Experiment with card effects, animations, transitions,Sounds and visual polish.
You don't have to fit neatly into one of these categories. If you're an indie developer who enjoys making interesting games, we'd love to hear from you!
🌱 What kind of collaboration are we thinking about?
We're not looking to make this a rigid or overly formal arrangement. We'd rather connect with people, learn about what they're working on, and see whether there's an opportunity for something mutually beneficial.
That could mean testing each other's games, sharing ideas and technical knowledge, working together on a small creative feature, or helping each other's projects reach more people.
We're also happy to start with a simple conversation and see where it goes.
We're currently a work in progress ourselves, so we're especially interested in connecting with people who enjoy the indie development process and want to grow alongside other creators.
💬 Interested?
If Outplay sounds interesting to you, feel free to leave a comment below or reach out to us!
When you get in touch, it'd be great to hear a little about yourself, what you're working on, and what kind of collaboration interests you.
If you have a game, portfolio, itch.io page, or other work you'd like to share, we'd love to check it out.
We're excited to meet fellow developers, exchange ideas, and see what we can create together!
Thanks for reading, and good luck with your own projects! ❤️
— Studio1159