Reading this all now, it does seem very flowery and utopian, but somehow it’s actually worked out for us.The following are some examples of the slang of the United States Navy, you will also see references to the United States Marine Corps as well because of their use of naval terminology sometimes also referred to as NAVSpeak. “ We Are OFK really took shape around each new team member who joined us, and we’ve always designed the project to play to each person’s strengths and loves. “We chose to work with the people, regardless of location, experience or situation, who we could trust to interact and create with our other team members, who would put mutual respect and love at the core of their work,” Dief said. Every member of Palmtree Team is contributing to We Are OFK. Palmtree Team collaborates over regular full-team calls, and the studio operates as a mutual support system, Dief said. Dief said they were able to bring this group together because they expanded the search outside of Los Angeles, their home base, and beyond just the video game industry.
Palmtree Team comprises more than 30 people from varying locations, backgrounds and industries, including games, animation, television, fine art and - clearly - music. From left to right: Itsumi Saito, Jey Zhang, Carter Flores, Luca Le Fae “It will play like an interactive TV series, with some extra playable dimension and treats tossed in,” Dief told Engadget. Plus, they don’t describe We Are OFK as a specific type of game, but rather more broadly, as an “interactive series.” It’ll be released in five episodes over five weeks, and there will be a new OFK song in each episode. For starters, there’s no word on which platforms the series will hit, aside from Steam, where it’s now available for wishlisting. True to form, Dief is keeping some of the details close to their chest. We Are OFK follows the lives of four friends in their 20s as they attempt to break into the music business, fall in and out of love, and figure out how to pay rent and make art in Los Angeles. Palmtree Team announced the project at The Game Awards with a music video for “Follow/Unfollow,” an original bedroom-pop song from OFK, the fictional band at the heart of the new series. Dief and their collaborators at Palmtree Team unveiled We Are OFK, a musical, interactive series set to launch in the spring of 2021. Meanwhile, Dief has been cobbling together a global team of artists, musicians and programmers, quietly building something known as the Palmtree Project, or simply 🌴.
They helped ignite the indie game scene in 2016 as a co-designer on Hyper Light Drifter, and ever since, their follow-up project has been highly anticipated by fans of that game’s neon-infused vibe.
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