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What could be scarier than a massive dungeon-tower infested with skulls, ogres, and dragons? That those same monsters ride the largest multinational in the world with it. You know; business is business.
Fight your way with fire and sword through more than 50 levels of pure action in a Hack and Slash as epic as it is hilarious: Skip all the sequences and dialogues, who cares? Farm dozens of hours until enemies are nothing more than punching bags, beat 200 hours of a no-budget indie game, and then cry on forums about how short it is.
Do you want me to convince you even a little more? No problem:
Do not wait any longer and join the adventure of defeating "Warpmazon" (do not report us, please), and eventually, if you earn enough money... save the world.
The story of Hack and Slime begins like many others with a previous game. In earlies 2020 Javier Rodríguez was near to closing a project after more than 2 years of work: Kingdom of Arcadia, before sending a polished version to the publisher he sought the collaboration of a Game Designer to review gameplay and mechanics, moment in which that Odín Campoy went into development.
After the publication of KoA, they saw acceptable sales and made them think of a new development, a manageable but more ambitious game with a team of between 3 and 4 people and continuing with the scrolling-based aspect of Side Scroll. The project needed graphics, so the next ones to join the team were Úrsula López and Isem Garcia, they would shape the style and art of the game. A few concept versions later, on June 1, 2021, the base was forged: Hack and Slime was a reality.
Afterwards, everything went very quickly, the good reception on social networks allowed us to increase the scope of the project and focus the development on creating demo versions for testing and feedback on itch.io and Steam. Thee good reception was such a surprise that we needed to call Carlos Vallejo quickly, a friend and experienced composer who had worked with Odín and Úrsula on Magical Prisma. The team was formed and everything was going from strength to strength, the iterations of the game brought the gameplay closer and closer to a Hack and Slash, satisfying and addictive, but instead of zenithal, horizontal.
And now a little dramatization:
Can this super indie team successfully launch their first Early Access campaign?
Will they get the attention of a publisher wich publish their game on all platforms?
Will they achieve that people to stop calling their Hack and Slash "Rogue like"?
Join us next June 1st for the next episode of "Hack and slime: The Early Access release" and find out!
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Odín Campoy Cuéllar
Game Designer, Direction & Production, BullwareSoft
Javier Rodriguez Castellá
Lead Developer, SpoonBox
Úrsula López Sorribes
Art Director & Pixel Artist, BullwareSoft
Isembard Garcia Massana
Pixel Artist, SpoonBox
Carlos Vallejo
Composer and sound FX technician
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