Online I go by thonik. I build games end to end, from the scripts running on the server to the menus players click through, for my own studio and for groups like Fort Red Sand.
I'm Niklas. On Roblox, GitHub and Discord most people know me as thonik. I build Roblox games end to end: the server code that keeps them running and fair, the player data that has to save every single time, and the UI players actually touch.
I lead development at Fort Red Sand, a military roleplay group with more than 580 members, where I built their main game, Fort Jackson, from scratch. In October 2026 I started my own studio, T. P. Interactive, to make and publish my own games. Dig for Treasure is the first one out, and the studio shop sells systems I'd want to use myself.
I care about code other people can pick up and work with. That's why I wrote and open-sourced my own framework, Thread, and why every project I touch gets a proper setup with Rojo, Git and linting.
My own framework for structuring Roblox games. Think Knit, plus the extras I kept wishing it had: services that start in the right order, remotes that check and rate-limit whatever the client sends, and promises built right in.
My studio's first game. Dig for coins and gems, hatch pets that help you dig faster, trade with other players, and rebirth for permanent boosts. Five worlds so far.
The main game of Fort Red Sand, a military roleplay group with 580+ members. Every new recruit starts here. I built it from scratch and still lead its development.
Animated popups for any game event, with six built-in types, stacking, x2/x3 merging and rewards that add up. One line of code from server or client.
Game logic that lives on the server, remotes that never trust the client, and anti-exploit that won't kick your real players.
Saves that don't get lost or duplicated, with session locking, plus cross-server features with MemoryStores and MessagingService.
Shops, inventories and HUDs that work on phone, tablet and PC. Built with React-lua or Fusion, animated with TweenService.
Rojo, Wally, Git, Selene and StyLua, so your team can review code and ship updates without breaking things.
What you want built, a link to your game if there is one, and when you need it by.
So we both know exactly what's included before I start.
I keep you posted, and you can test it in Studio along the way.
I started it in October 2026 to make and publish my own Roblox games. Dig for Treasure is the first one out, and the studio shop has the scripts, systems and assets I build along the way.
Tell me what you're making and when you need it. A few sentences is plenty.