Fecha 21/04/2025 Dirección de contacto guimgames@fatto-prizzerva.com Ubicación España, Barcelona (España) Modalidad Híbrido Salario Salario sin especificar | Asistente para el crecimiento de una comunidad en internet. | |
Este rol requiere de una persona que, o bien, me asista presencialmente con la grabación y preparación de todo aquel contenido que sea necesario de preparar para subir un reel diario. O bien, ayuda con la edición, organización y uso de ese contenido. Existe la posibilidad de aplicar para ambos roles simultáneamente. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1O--s_oJn4cW41kn3bWsgM36-y9Z_y0HC/view?usp=sharing (En este enlace hay un PowerPoint con una explicación detallada de la propuesta tal y como se la hice a la mejor amiga de mi mejor amiga, que se dedica justamente a esto (su aceptación no implica que no pueda aceptarse un/a segundo/a candidato/a)).
Después de tener una conversación muy valiosa con Guillaume Jamet, veterano de la industria, acerca del mejor camino para obtener financiación para un proyecto de un videojuego actualmente. Con los miembros del equipo hemos llegado a la conclusión, que una parte a la que hay que dedicar un gran esfuerzo, es a la construcción de una comunidad.
Mediante una dedicación significativa a todas las redes sociales junto con mi asistencia a eventos presenciales moviendo el juego de manera física y logrando, como ya hicimos en la N1B 2019 (antiguamente Barcelona Games World), los primeros interesados en el proyecto. En post de ir construyendo, paso a paso una comunidad cimentada en un Discord con usuarios más involucrados en el proyecto que la media de los seguidores que tendremos en las otras redes.
Este tipo de público cultivado en eventos presenciales es imprescindible para momentos de testeo y situaciones críticas en las que haga falta dar ese empujón inicial extra a lanzamientos de posts en redes sociales, Crowdfundings (si fuera el caso, que esperemos que no sea necesario), y otras muchas cosas que siempre cuestan de arrancar en el mundo de los viewers, pero que la diferencia entre tener ese empujón inicial o no, puede ser recompensado enormemente por los algoritmos.
Debido a que, para involucrarse en este proyecto, es necesario confiar en la idea del videojuego y en mí, dejo este enlace para quien quiera consultar un poco más de información detallada: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jWl1yXvCf3iCLGYOapgFeqpmez1DxCDz?usp=sharing
PD: El perfil está rellenado en inglés debido a que no era consciente de que esta página principalmente era de la comunidad hispanohablante. Aun así, lo dejaré en ese idioma, ya que tener un buen nivel de inglés es imprescindible para poder trabajar en redes sociales y en este proyecto en general, puesto que toda la documentación está en ese idioma, y la mayoría de instrucciones también lo estarán. Fecha 21/04/2025 Dirección de contacto guimgames@fatto-prizzerva.com Ubicación España, Barcelona (España) Modalidad Híbrido Salario Salario sin especificar |
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Nombre de la empresa | GuimGames | | Web | www.fatto-prizzerva.com | | Correo electrónico | guimgames@fatto-prizzerva.com | | Número de miembros | 3 | | Ubicación | Vilassar de Mar, Barcelona (España) | | Acerca de este grupo | As the Project Development Director at GuimGames, I lead the creation and organization of Fatto Prizzerva. This project has been the center of my life for over five years, during which I have grown and educated myself in various fields, including Game Design, narrative, psychology, and human behavior. Now, I’m looking for passionate partners to join this exciting journey, fueled by our belief in the potential of Fatto Prizzerva.
In January 2019, after becoming bureaucratically self-employed here in Spain, I was able to reach out to programming and art universities to host internships. That first quarter, I started building what eventually became a team of 23+ individuals—12 interns and 11+ graduates (3 of whom had recently completed their Master’s degrees). They believed in both the idea and me enough to join this currently unpaid project. They dedicated their precious free time (after work and study commitments) to Fatto Prizzerva for eight months. Our goal was to prepare a playable build for N1B2019 (formerly Barcelona Games World), but we fell short. I mismanaged our human resources by attempting to create a vertical slice that encompassed both halves of the game, rather than focusing programming efforts on completing one half to a satisfying level (to understand the “half” concept, refer to the 6th paragraph).
During those eight months, I took on multiple roles (and most of them for a longer time): game design, project management, level design, storyboarding, narrative development… while working over 50 hours a week as a waiter to fund the event booth (“only” June, July, and August 2019) and supervising the progress in all other areas. Looking back, I am still amazed at how the 20-year-old version of myself managed it all. But what I have realized is that to properly move forward, I need to find equal partners to share the workload while broadening the range of expertise.
After N1B2019, I told my team I would manage the project until I found the necessary investment to expand the team to an ideal (or acceptable, at least) size. I simply couldn’t continue under those conditions—I wanted to pay my team for full-time work, and I believed I could reach that stage on my own. After five years, I realized I can not.
Between 2020 and 2021, I rewrote all the Game Design documents (not publicly available in the link below) in English and structured the ideal team together with its needed budget for a proper development of the game while preparing the provisional trailer's release (@fattoprizzerva44 is the Instagram where that release was being prepared. It is decent, but we plan to do things way more professionally nowadays regarding social media and the game materials that we decide to publish as definitive).
To provide some context about the game (which you can explore in more detail via the Google Drive link at the end of this text with the Pitch Deck**), Fatto Prizzerva is a video game that explores the journey to heaven or hell. From a game design perspective, we are developing a brand new real-time combat system for the aggressive “half” of the game and multiple chess-inspired strategy modes for the pacifist “half” (these modes are also entirely new, although some ideas stem from expanding existing mechanics in traditional chess or its published variations).
My goal over the past five years has been to secure investment to bring Fatto Prizzerva to life under optimal conditions. Four years ago, I spent the entire year attending major video game events, which, in 2021, were adapted to an online format for the first time due to the pandemic (although my efforts were hampered by not having a demonstrable background or a playable build). In 2022, I dedicated the entire year to working and saving money in order to travel with this same objective. In 2023, I executed the planned travel and worked on a physical wooden build of the game* over the summer to bring with me to GDC 2024. This effort proved invaluable, helping me stand out and leading to invitations to two exclusive industry gatherings during GDC, which were VIP parties I would never have attended otherwise. (For more on this, see the link: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7171554402816765953/) While the physical build had advantages, it also had its downsides, and it was not enough to secure a deal. As Rich Rosado, former Rockstar Business Opportunities Scout and now in the same role at Microsoft, told me: I would have had a 100% chance of signing a deal at GDC 2022, but chances were rough due to the tough investment climate in 2024.
Now, after hearing advice from industry veteran Guillaume Jamet, and with more companies aware of and interested in Fatto Prizzerva following GDC. It is time to create a proper playable build and structure a social media community to properly launch this project the way it deserves.
*The reason I spent an entire summer working on a physical build rather than programming was because I knew that the playability and aesthetic quality of the result would be much higher, despite having no prior woodworking experience.
**To learn more about the game, explore the following materials or contact me: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1jWl1yXvCf3iCLGYOapgFeqpmez1DxCDz?usp=sharing |
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