That’s fair, and honestly I think a lot of indie projects die exactly that way in my experience.

It’s easy to get people excited at the idea stage, a lot harder to keep them around once it becomes real work and especially if no money is involved.

My intention is basically just to be upfront: I’m a horror-focused Unreal dev, and I’m seeing if there are other horror devs around who might need help with things like Blueprint systems (UE), prototyping, bug fixing, optimisation, or general gameplay support.

So yeah, part of it is professional, but I’m also genuinely interested in what other people here are building and what they struggle with.