Wanted: openTNL coder for freesports/racing game
by Michael Putz · in Jobs · 10/01/2004 (9:59 pm) · 3 replies
Graz, Austria, Sept. 30, 2004.
Austria-based game developer Bongfish Interactive Entertainment is looking for reinforcement in the development of the online-multiplayer-part of their current snowboard-action-racing-game Stoked Rider.
Applicants have to meet the following requirements:
+adequate skills in C++-programming
+commitment
+ability to work in a team
+professional working attitude
Potential applicants should contact Michael Putz by e-mail (mike@bongfish.com ), established documents and references should please be added as attachment.
Stoked Rider ft. Tommy Brunner is scheduled for a winter 2004/2005 release on Linux, Mac and Windows pc.
The exciting snowboard-races will be powered by a self-developed state-of-the-art graphics engine, using stylish cell shading-effects.
More information is provided on the game's official website:
http://www.stokedrider.com
Bongfish Interactive Entertainment
Sciencepark
Graz, Inffeldgasse 21a
8010 Graz, Austria, Europe
http://www.bongfish.com
Austria-based game developer Bongfish Interactive Entertainment is looking for reinforcement in the development of the online-multiplayer-part of their current snowboard-action-racing-game Stoked Rider.
Applicants have to meet the following requirements:
+adequate skills in C++-programming
+commitment
+ability to work in a team
+professional working attitude
Potential applicants should contact Michael Putz by e-mail (mike@bongfish.com ), established documents and references should please be added as attachment.
Stoked Rider ft. Tommy Brunner is scheduled for a winter 2004/2005 release on Linux, Mac and Windows pc.
The exciting snowboard-races will be powered by a self-developed state-of-the-art graphics engine, using stylish cell shading-effects.
More information is provided on the game's official website:
http://www.stokedrider.com
Bongfish Interactive Entertainment
Sciencepark
Graz, Inffeldgasse 21a
8010 Graz, Austria, Europe
http://www.bongfish.com
#2
10/02/2004 (12:32 pm)
Cheers, Jeff! :)
#3
yes we would like to buy the commercial license once we have a running prototype of our game using TNL.
we are currently evaluating a bunch of network libs but it look TNL seems to be the one of our choice.
i'll keep you posted,
mike
10/04/2004 (9:08 pm)
Jeff,yes we would like to buy the commercial license once we have a running prototype of our game using TNL.
we are currently evaluating a bunch of network libs but it look TNL seems to be the one of our choice.
i'll keep you posted,
mike
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