Open to
Work with me
A few different things fall under this, and they do not all go to the same place. Here is what each one actually is.
Making a short game together
If you are a developer or an artist who wants to build something with someone else, I am glad to hear about it. Tell me what you make and what you have in mind.
Two honest caveats. I am deep in a project of my own right now, so I am not looking to start something next week, but I would much rather know you exist than not. And I do not do game jams; I have nothing against them, the clock just stresses me out.
Web game consulting
This one is my day job rather than something I take on privately. I work in developer relations at CrazyGames, and helping developers do well on the web is exactly what I am paid to do there.
So if that is what you are after, go through the official CrazyGames channels, it will reach me.
Prototyping
You have an idea and want to know whether it is actually fun before committing real time to it. I can build the smallest version that answers that question.
One filter: I only take on ideas I find genuinely interesting. Pitches built around whichever trend is peaking this month are rarely going to get a yes from me.
Publishing my games
Have you played something I have made and want to bring it somewhere new? I am interested in that conversation.
Most of what I have made could reach more people than it currently does. Tell me which one caught your eye and what you have in mind.
Just wanting to talk
Not every message has to be a proposal. If you want to chat about game design, about making things for the browser, about what is working and what is not, I am happy to.
I speak with developers most days and it is the part of my work I like best. A good conversation does not need to lead anywhere.
For anything above except the consulting, the form is the way. Tell me what you are making and roughly where it is up to. I answer within a few days either way, including when it is not a fit.
Worth knowing up front: all of this happens around a full-time job, so I am honest about capacity before anything gets agreed.
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