[PAID] Dysotek is looking iOS programmer to develop 2D games
by dysotek · in Jobs · 03/22/2013 (12:48 pm) · 4 replies
Hi,
our company (Dysotek) develop 2D and 3D games for mobile, PC and online.
We are looking an expert Torque programmer to build 2D iOS games.
Here you can see our game portfolio:
http://www.dysotek.eu/
A new job to make is available right now: the GDD is ready and the art will be completed in about 2 weeks.
If you are interested please send us an email to "info @ dysotek . net" with:
- a description of your skills and experience
- the developed games
- your hourly cost and/or examples of costs for game categories.
Email subject: Torque programmer
An NDA to sign is required before to get the info of our jobs.
Thanks to all
Dysotek
our company (Dysotek) develop 2D and 3D games for mobile, PC and online.
We are looking an expert Torque programmer to build 2D iOS games.
Here you can see our game portfolio:
http://www.dysotek.eu/
A new job to make is available right now: the GDD is ready and the art will be completed in about 2 weeks.
If you are interested please send us an email to "info @ dysotek . net" with:
- a description of your skills and experience
- the developed games
- your hourly cost and/or examples of costs for game categories.
Email subject: Torque programmer
An NDA to sign is required before to get the info of our jobs.
Thanks to all
Dysotek
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Company specialized in the provision of games for: iOS, Android, PC, Mac, HTML5, Flash.
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#2
I am reading you have recently changed the license of your software.
Probably it's better a develop through the MIT version.
Does it affect on the proprierty/copyright of the games developed for us by the programmer?
I mean that, the developed game, must be an original project built for us and its code can't be shared to anyone.
Thanks!
03/23/2013 (5:02 am)
Hi Michael, I am reading you have recently changed the license of your software.
Probably it's better a develop through the MIT version.
Does it affect on the proprierty/copyright of the games developed for us by the programmer?
I mean that, the developed game, must be an original project built for us and its code can't be shared to anyone.
Thanks!
#3
03/23/2013 (6:03 am)
Quote:Does it affect on the proprierty/copyright of the games developed for us by the programmer?Not at all. The new Torque 2D was released under the MIT license, which means users of the engine can do anything they want with it. The only restrictions and agreements will be between you and your programmer.
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