You also shouldn't promise a share of the profits, as for someone who will be spending quite a bit of time on your project, that's hardly going to work out if you get bored or drop the project for some reason and it doesn't make it to market. It's easier if the person is someone you know well, but ...

It might be a good idea to mention why anyone would want to do it with you , instead of rolling their own thing. I'm not trying to be rude - it's just how human motivation works. If there might be "profits to be shared", especially, you must "sell" yourself as a partner. What va...

I am working on a 2D sandbox game, and I have not gotten very far, due to fear of creating a slow, bloated game (I'm not very experienced). I think it would be great to have a few experienced developers to help me with this game, and in return, when the game is released, you get a share of the profi...