There was a Reddit user who apparently played a farming game with a dark twist: the main character kills his wife and you have to help him hide the body from the police and try to keep the town from finding out your secret (here's the link to his post:
https://old.reddit.com/r/tipofmyjoystick/comments/4h5w1w/this_game_was_kind_of_like_harvest_moon/?st=JPS3SR9P&sh=d058ea4b). The description was enough to intrigue thousands of people who have been trying to find the game for years, to no avail. The general consensus - based on the OP's description, his medical history (he had insomnia at the time of writing his post) and other factors - is that the game doesn't exist. But I'd love to make it a reality! I think the concept is pretty unique and I love stuff that appears normal on the surface but has dark undertones. The game is a
2D pixel art RPG for the PC in the style of Lakeview Valley/Stardew Valley.
I am looking for a small team to develop this game. I've come up with some interesting game mechanics that will keep the players hooked. I can also provide the audio for the game and am willing to spend my own money on advertising. I've also got some experience with Unity and C# but I'd say I'm a beginner so I'd rather not do the programming side of things.
What I'm looking for is a couple of graphics designers, a level designer (I've already made a simple sketch of one part of the map) and 2 programmers but if you're none of those, yet feel like you can contribute to the team (screenwriter, general ideas etc.), feel free to apply. The game will be made in
Unity and the programming language used will
most likely be C#. If a team member comes across an asset pack that would speed up the process, I can send them money so they can purchase it. After the game is complete, I will publish it on Steam and we will all share the revenue the game will generate.
I'm more than happy to provide more details about the game. In fact, I've written a 5 pages long document where I go over the basic features and describe the game in more detail and I can send it to anyone who's serious about working on the project. I think this is a great opportunity for intermediate developers and I'm sure the game will do well once completed, considering a thousand people are trying to dig it up as we speak.
Thanks for reading and have a nice day!
Jobs
