But I thought there'd be no harm in looking for spriters here too, as well as that pixelation forum.

So ya, it's not exactly written for 64Digits, but here it goes. I really need a replacement for REZ/Clay

Spriter Needed For Ciribotics

A few details before I go into the specifics:

- Absolutely freeware, budget around 0 (for all intents and purposes, it is 0)

- Game has a very silly tone, builds strong characters

- Engine coded, playable state (I am currently the sole coder)

- The spriter for much of the project has decided that his set of skills wasn't optimal for this type of project, so he stepped down as the main spriter, still willing to do odd jobs

- The main area of spriting needed is for large backgrounds

The premise of the game:

You are a ciribot, a race of self-sustaining robots living on their own planet devoid of any biological intelligence on par with humans, however still containing much biology. You are a member of a silly, illogical race, who hold faith to the belief that the greatest structures are those that mimic ciribots, eg:

The game starts up, you are trapped in a box. Under close inspection, the unnamed Ciribot realizes the box is in fact open, and is then able to walk out. The rest of the game will feature puzzles, some very silly and illogical, pertaining to the Ciribot becoming the mayor of his town after working in a few jobs. The idea is not set in stone, and is subject to change. The next area that needs to be drawn is a ciribot town continuing from the following screenshot:

The game features a system of selecting an object, selecting an action, and pressing execute or enter. You will then watch ciribot interact with the object. Around 20 objects have been coded so far, with 8 unique interactions each. The interactions tend to contain humour and the system is flexible enough to trigger many things due to an interaction.

Well, feel free to ask for more details, I'll leave you with more screenshots:

For a greater understanding of how a ciribot looks, here is a slightly outdated 3D render: