Game Development for iOS and Android

The game looks nice enough. And I've seen this topic brought up before but it never went anywhere. FYI my "day job" is as a composer and sound designer for mobile apps (though for obvious reasons am not publicizing my pro identity on this site). If anyone else here works in the field & is serious about putting something ubergirl-related together, please get in touch. There's $$$ to be made in this, and I have a few well-developed ideas already in the hopper, but (as you probably know from my inability to finish my Serena story from over a decade ago), having good ideas is not my problem... it's the follow through that kills me.

Anyway, what's needed is an artist and a programmer. The artists are here (though don't know if many of you have any experience with game sprites, etc), but the trick will be the programming.

I've put out a few low-quality offerings that I designed myself using Stencyl (stencyl.com), so it's possible to publish a game without knowing how to program if you're dedicated. I know they're coming out with (or maybe already have) got an iOS version, so all that would be needed would be someone with a developer's license to get it published.

I am a programmer; not games, but code is code. However, talk about somebody who has problems with following through, that's me.

I'm hardly an expert, but I believe it's no more complicated than just making an image for every possible game instance. Just like any animation you can add as many frames as you want depending on how smooth you want it to be. Look up "sprite sheets" for examples. And www.game-artist.net looks to have a lot of good info, but you'd be better off probably just doing 20 minutes of google searching. It doesn't seem that hard to me (assuming you've already got talent & time), but what do I know?

And it's like you said - with mobile and tablets, the barrier for entry is removed. You don't need to work at Capcom, anyone can put something decent together. I'm not working at some AAA studio either. But putting together enough indie projects to stay somewhat afloat.

So.... 3 people with interest, talent, and knowledge, but none with any motivation. Perfect lol.