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A platform that unites everyone who wants to participate in creating new original games. Key features: Assemble a team for your project Join existing projects Manage commitments and equity shares of team members at an early stage Access to experts and knowledge from the gaming industry Share project updates A public page for your game Community engagement
Vilnius, Giedraičių g. 39, LT-09302, Vilnius, Lithuania
I've been using gdhub.io for about six months now and can highly recommend it. I made my first game there. It's a friendly community of people passionate about computer game development. Here you can find a team, like-minded people, or simply learn how games are made. There are necessary tools that structure game creation (for example, a Work Process bar) that help beginners in development.
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