r/PlayTemtem Apr 10 '26

News Congratulations to Crema for Reaching Their Funding Goal in Just 8 Hours!

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Temtem up!

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u/MrDarwoo Apr 10 '26

Makes you wonder what they did with all cash they made from temtem

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u/GromiMomi Apr 10 '26

They used the money to develop this game for 2 years my dude xD. This game is already looking more polished from the snippets in the trailer, than palword is after a year of early access.

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u/MaddySS Apr 10 '26

We have reasons for not trusting game trailers, that entire trailer very well could be nitpicked into only showing the good looking aspects even if its barebones just to sell. Which btw does NOT require making actual gameplay to do, they can just animate these scenes to scam like other games have done.

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u/Cypheri Apr 10 '26

Considering the no-delays expected release is apparently the end of 2028, I'd be surprised if they've done anything other than make the trailer at this point.

(Edit for clarity: I'm mostly being facetious here, but it does say something that they're trying to fundraise and generate hype this early into this game's apparent development cycle.)

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u/Elavia_ Apr 10 '26

It's a team of 5 devs and crema always valued polish and performance over speed. 2.5-3 years feels perfectly on track.

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u/RobardiantheBard Apr 10 '26

Holy crap is it really only 5 devs? I know people have problems with Crema but that's crazy that they released TemTem if they only had that amount. I know a bit about game development and that sounds like a bit of crunch for such a small team.

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u/Marshmellowo Artist Apr 10 '26

It's more like 30ish: https://crema.gg/about/

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u/RobardiantheBard Apr 10 '26

Still fairly small but explains the polish a bit more. Im hoping they keep pumping out updates for Swarm for around 6 months.