interesting.

harpo

I think it sounded immensely cool, but when I saw the AI tech demos it really wasn't impressive to me.

Its such a small amount and cute monsters. Hope he gets what he needs. Too early to predict failure yet.

I always pay what I have to pay for a normal full game. Its 10 punds in this case. I support many projects and this is my standard rule

I have backed 20 projects (19 video games and one board game). 5 of them were not funded. 2 or 3 of the non-funded seems to have found money elsewhere so they may come to pass. 2 projects are finished (Warlords from Sweden and the Defense Grid expansion). I am most exited about Battle World: Kronos and Planetary Annihilation

How fares the Swede in Kickstarter?

Looks like they're picking up their models from out-of-house:

http://3docean.net/item/low-poly-mini-skeleton-swarm-pack/3368705

http://3docean.net/user/BITGEM/portfolio/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=orc

http://3docean.net/item/low-poly-micro-dragon-fino/1242542

I wouldn't be surprised if we saw these models in other games as well.

 Edit: It may be that bitgem, aka Matt, is actually Matthias Andre (one of the devs on tinykeep)

Edit2: Yup, http://bitgem3d.com/

I guess if you desperately want sneak peeks of 3d models for tinykeep you can browse around his stuff.

I watched the video and failed to see a single thing that could be called impressive, just a bunch of skeletons primitively chasing the player character, and one clumsy giant. The tech demo looks like Aurora engine mod. 

Emergent monster conflicts, like "leading one type of monsters to fight anothe type" was present even in primitive shooters from 90s like Doom, etc. (when they shot each other, they fought), or Strife, which was actually an impressive game for the time.