Tim Krief

Long time no see! The project is still moving forward, although we've hit a few snags production-wise: some people who left and left us with less manpower and some temporary issues for others. Anyway, here's more details about our game: Slay and Serve

In Slay and Serve, you are the manager of a restaurant in a fantasy land. You'll have to send your adventurers to find ingredients to make food that will satisfy your restaurant patrons. Of course, it's not as easy as going to the supermarket - you'll have to get the ingredients by defeating enemies in combat!

A mockup of the battle scene. Pictured: The Shieldbaker, the Painladin, the Pyroflambér and the Saucemancer, facing off against a group of veggie-type enemies

Defeated enemies will drop different ingredients based on the kind of damage that got the final blow, giving an extra strategic consideration to who comes along in each adventure - what your clients want changes every day, so you'll have to build your party with their wants in mind!

The challenge has begun, and we're progressing little by little. We've settled on a strong core idea that I do believe has potential, although I think we'll probably have to scale some stuff back as the month progresses.

Code hasn't begun to be written yet, as we've spent the last few days in preproduction, which is specially important when there's multiple people in all areas of development, as it is the case now. Still, here's some concept art, courtesy of our artist!

Always good to have a himbo character

Hello! This November I'll be taking part in the Crunchess Challengue, a one month game-jam with the objective of making a game sustainably, rather than overworking and getting burned out to get it out on time.

I have assembled a team to work on it, and I'm confident something interesting will come out of it. In addition to my usual stuff, I'll be posting periodic updates on progress - either once a week or once every few days.

The challenge has begun, and we're progressing little by little. We've settled on a strong core idea that I do believe has potential, although I think we'll probably have to scale some stuff back as the month progresses.

Code hasn't begun to be written yet, as we've spent the last few days in preproduction, which is specially important when there's multiple people in all areas of development, as it is the case now. Still, here's some concept art, courtesy of our artist!

Always good to have a himbo character

“By February 2020, it will use as much electricity as the entire world does today.”