Looking for a co-developer...

I've spent the past several months gradually fleshing out my game concept, while at the same time familiarising myself with the tools in my pipeline. Much ground has been covered, and ideas have solidified somewhat, but I'm finding that I just don't have enough hands, nor do I have the requisite aptitude in certain areas to get this project properly started. So here I am, on bended knee, calling for a willing helper!

The person I'm hoping to find, perhaps unrealistically, is already familiar with Torque (I'm using T3D 1.2) but whose strengths lie outside of the visual aspects. By this I mean that I can do most of the art, and what I cannot do myself can be substituted with placeholders. Conversely, I don't mind getting my hands dirty with some scripting, though I'm terribly dim-witted when it comes to code. This ideal person should also hopefully share my vision (such as it is defined thus far) for the future of PsyCandy Games, and wish to help develop it into a fully fledged games company. This of course would be optional, but it is preferred.

My "vision" for PsyCandy Games is simply to approach gaming from an organic, bottom-up approach, while also exploring aspects of virtual worlds which are suited to applications outside of gaming, but which use typical gameplay elements. Areas like teaching or project management. I also want to stay away from developing games focused only on entertainment. This will pretty much limit games and other products/solutions to pc and Mac, as handhelds and consoles seem to me to cater predominantly to the casual gamer. It's also very important to me to remain, forever, an independent games developer.

If you are interested and would like to know more, please feel free to either post here, or email me at dan [at] psycandygames [dot] com and I'll be happy to answer all your questions.