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Content Hey I want to make a psychological first person walking simulator with both Singleplayer and multiplayer support with RPG and rouge like elements. I have limited experience with game development and only worked on little mod projects my goal is to have cutting edge unreal engine 5 graphics with raytracing and dIss. It is a huge step for me and I am working on it for over a week now. The game is a about a man who has deep trauma and wants to find a way out of it. It will play in the city but later he will escape to the wild. If you have experience in modelling, programming or level design, please contact me. We also need concept artist and writers It's a project purely made of passion so you will be rewarded by the finished project and not by Money. So no pay because my budget is very limited. If you have interest please contact me

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