Thomas Buijtenweg
Lead Designer, Vision holder and professional coffee drinker.
"Our game is like an ogre, ogres have layers"
Marta Clavero Jimenez
Environmental Storytelling and Narrative Designer, coiling up the layers of reality. As the ringmaster, she manages the performance of the team and ensures that production happens. She also brings joy to the team in the form of chocolate-bacon cupcakes.
Jendrik Illner
Lead Programmer since the very first prototype. He was the only programmer on the team for long stretches of time, therefore worked on all parts during the evolution leading up to the final product. We're also not sure if he's a demi-god or not.
Elwin Verploegen
Some say he's afraid of stairs. Some say his typing reaches the speed of light. All we know is, he's Elwin. He's also the guy in charge of the website.
Mark Scheurwater
He is the programmer responsible for the 3D part of the game. We argue that he may or not be of vampiric nature, as he seems to evade pictures.
Siim Rimm
He's an artist of sorts. He worked on the early 3d, concepting, a lot of 2d, animations, and eventually did the world building for the platformer. He basically made the game, all of it, alone, without help.
Lucas Bolt
He was responsible for the 3D layer of Atum, modelling, texturing and placing the 3D objects in the scene... Twice
Kaylee Mulder
She joined project later on and worked on the 3D layer, but was primarily responsible for the rig and animation of the 3D hand.
Marco Bodenstein
He did the sound design for the game. Besides that he enjoyed working in a professional and motivated team.
Rolandas Jankauskas
2D world building, concept art and line art. Our best definition of him is 'The Stig of the 2D'
Ali Faraji
He was responsible for some 3D assets in the scene.