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I'd check your browser history. Itch.io has so many games it'll be nearly impossible to find the correct game based on that description 

Hello and welcome! What kind of games do you want to make? Arcade? Horror? Sim? What have you got in mind?

Personally for me, it comes down to ignorance. I'm not aware of what pallettes people need, but if I did, I would be happy to offer them. Gimp and Photopea include color picking tools that make swapping colors around stupid easy

Gotcha. I may have a small role for a project you can do if you're willing to work for free. What's the best way for me to contact you? Do you have a Discord?

Hello! Do you have a portfolio or any examples of your previous work?

you get me lol

Pretty much. I wish I could storyboard the gag, but Im at work :/

How about a bit where he opens up a door for someone (to be nice) but accedently hits someone behind him in the face with the door and as he turns around to help see the person he just hit, he hits the person he was holding the door open for in the face as well

lol okay. Usually people only use "mail" to refer to physical mail so I just wanted to double check

By mail, do you mean physical mail? 

Also, if you are looking for people to bug check for you, it may be good to make a post specifically asking people to quality check your game. For example, you could post here or on reddit to ask for volunteers.

Can you provide a different way for them to report bug issues? Perhaps a Google Form or through your social media? You could even have people report bugs just on the project page on itch.io. 

You don't need to have an entire Discord just for bug reporting.

I'd say create a server only if there is a demand for it. If there isn't a demand, don't bother creating one.

Is this art created using A.I.?

This would fit better in Questions & Support

A few tips:

1.  Having a product on the market does not guarantee demand. Do your research and figure out what assets people like and what gaps in the market exist.
2. The assets I make the most money from are set as "pay what you want". If people like art, they often will donate to the artist to support them. Additionally, many people may not outright buy an asset pack from an unknown artist because they're worried about being scammed. Being able to download the pack for free means they can check the product is legit before paying for it.
3. Make as many asset packs as you can. Focus on creating a variety of different things in different styles. Track what is most popular and focus on providing more of it.
4. And most importantly, don't expect to make a living from this. If you do, you will be disappointed and frustrated. Make and sell assets for game development because you love the process and like working with game devs. This is a really fun and rewarding hobby if you stick with it, but you need to be doing it with the right mindset.

Cute story :)

What kind of things are you specifically looking for in your game music? 

Music that loops well and adds to the game experience without distracting players

What are things that may make want to or not want to purchase the music?

If the music is distracting to the player, for example, if it suddenly gets louder or changes tempo drastically. If I want the music to change drastically, usually it would be a scripted event that I'd want control over.

What are some things a games composer could do in their music packs to enhance your experience when developing games?

Its nice to have similar motifs in the menu, peaceful, and boss music. It helps that game feel more cohesive. 

Good job!

Like, the entire website? I think a lot of people still play games on here lol

This is kind of an odd question to post on a website that's neither Steam or GoG. Are you asking why game platforms outside of Steam aren't as popular? Or just GoG specifically? If you're asking about GoG specifically you could post that question on the GoG website and you'd likely get more relevant answers

Very interesting point! Thanks for sharing

I messaged you on Discord : )

Thank you (=˃ᆺ˂=)

The canvas is 64x64px :)

Do you have a portfolio that you could link to on your itch.io page? 

I've made bunnies, dogs, cats, and now...giraffes?

This will probably be a very small pack, but so far its been so fun to work on :)

It looks great! I just noticed a eensy teensy error. There appears to be a miscolored pixel next to the mouth in the front-right-facing 3/4 sprite that makes their mouth look longer than it should (compare to the front-left-facing 3/4 sprite)

Overall, I love your style and the colors work great together 

It looks like someone has already created a bundle

https://itch.io/jam/solidaridad-con-valencia

The scariest part of this is the janky AI art haha

Projects can take a few days to appear in search results. 

That is absolutely something I can add! I did actually have an underwear base model planned, but I thought it was ugly so I scrapped it (lol). 

Do you have a specific design in mind that would work well with your project?

You can embed certain types of media (e.g. YouTube videos, Sound Cloud tracks) on itch.io. It really depends on what the media is and where you want it to be.

I'm not a lawyer or anything, but please be careful about recreating any licensed IP.