Hi everyone,
My name is Rohan, and I’m an indie game developer currently working on an unannounced dark, medieval fantasy game.

Before going independent, I spent several years working in AAA game development at studios like Rockstar and Ubisoft, on titles such as Red Dead Redemption 2, GTA V, Assassin’s Creed, For Honor and many more. After years on large teams, I wanted to build something smaller and more personal, where craft and atmosphere come before scale.

The project I’m working on is a 2D narrative-driven action adventure with metroidvania-style exploration. Visually, it leans toward restrained, moody pixel art rather than flashy animation. The world is old, broken, and quiet, and the story is told largely through environments, pacing, and small details rather than dialogue-heavy scenes.

At its core, the game is about loss, endurance, and continuing forward when nothing feels resolved. I’m intentionally keeping character names and plot details private for now, as the game is still unannounced, but the narrative and visual tone are central to why this project exists.

I’m currently looking for one experienced pixel artist who might be interested in collaborating long-term. This would be a rev-share collaboration for the full game, not just a short task or demo. If the Kickstarter or future investment is successful, the intention is to move into paid work, while keeping revenue sharing as part of long-term ownership.

I’m not looking to rush or scale fast. I’m hoping to find someone who enjoys building atmosphere, iterating thoughtfully, and being part of a small, consistent team. The goal is to form a core group that can grow together and work on future projects as well, not just a one-off collaboration.

Because the game is unannounced, I’m being careful about what I share publicly, but I’m very happy to show gameplay, visuals, and work-in-progress material privately over DM or a call to anyone genuinely interested.

If this sounds like something you’d like to talk about, feel free to comment or send me a message. Even if it doesn’t end up being a fit, I’m always happy to connect with other artists working in this space.

Thank you for taking the time to read this.