Hello all,

Let's get straight into it!

This game is an open world multiplayer survival game taking place on large map composed of a main island and other land masses separated by rivers and ocean. Filled with thick jungles, forests, deserts, icey realms and mountainous terrain crawling with native creatures. 

You have crash landed your spacecraft onto this island. You have nothing, your ship exploding in the process, you are lucky to have survived. Or were you? 

Welcome to Kirakkou - a gorgeous island landscape with aesthetic visuals and tamable creatures. It's up to you to craft items from your Knowledge Tree, harvest resources, craft and build structures and bases, as well as weapons and tools to tame the wildlife for your advantage. Getting bored with single player? Join the multiplayer servers on Kirakkou and find or make your own Clan. Work together to become feared among other clans and tame even more powerful beasts. Make alliances, enemies and friends. Explore, craft, tame. Survive.

* This is in early idea brainstorming stages, so all new ideas or thoughts are welcome. 

The Kirakkou Team (Who i'm C U R R E N T L Y looking for!)

- Concept artist/Management (Myself) 

- 3D Modeler/artist (s)

- Substance painters/textures 

- Programmer (s) (Graphic/object/inventory/multiplayer/crafting etc..)

Future Skills Needed

- Model animator

- Level designer

- Digital 2D artists for species hand-book. 

- Testers

(You don't have to be professional, but good experience and understanding of how to do certain tasks is very appreciated!!) 

Feel free to message me with inquiries or questions. If you are wanting to apply/join the Kirakkou Project send me a message. 

PLEASE (Add in examples of your work, what job you are applying for, a little bit about yourself and any past experience!)

* I will add you on discord if your application is successful! This has to be a friendly, communicative and determined team. (So only apply if you are certainly interested) ?

5 hours ago, SweetHoney said:

This game is an open world multiplayer survival game taking place on large map composed of a main island and other land masses separated by rivers and ocean. Filled with thick jungles, forests, deserts, icey realms and mountainous terrain crawling with native creatures. 

This scene you described alone would take 2-3 years to make with a team of 5+. 

Check out this guys channel, keep trying to find a team, but get a team together first and then set your expectations based on your groups abilities. 

I started out 5 years ago on this website myself, and the person I met is still around making games with me!

6 minutes ago, tspartant said:

This scene you described alone would take 2-3 years to make with a team of 5+. 

Check out this guys channel, keep trying to find a team, but get a team together first and then set your expectations based on your groups abilities. 

I started out 5 years ago on this website myself, and the person I met is still around making games with me!

Hey!

Thanks so much for the feedback. Will certainly check out the channel! 

I will work towards a team, but I just wanted to let people know what I have in mind in the future :) 

It's very ambitious. However, that would be the finished product. The game would be released on an island map of just one biome. Updates would continue to advance the games habitats.

13 hours ago, nastyplot said:

This sounds promising and it gives me a No Man's Sky plus Ark Survival vibes. It'll probably take you a couple of years to get this done with all the 3D model that you need with the little team you're looking for. 

Yes, it should take a while. But, i think'd it's a great project to work on.

That's the current team i'll be looking for just to begin the development process.

I will certainly expand it once everything is organized and scheduled! This way it doesn't get to complex in the early phases of design.

What will you be doing yourself? You seem to be looking for a full team to start, polish and complete your own idea (in a project that isn't started yet). This is normally pretty hard to do:)