We have just hit 500 members 🤯 ! To celebrate, I’m doing a game giveaway 🎉 If a free member wins: you get 1 game 🎮 If a Premium member wins: you get 2 games 🥰🥰🥰 The Games (You get to pick 1 (or 2)) - Resident Evil Village - SteamWorld Build - The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria - Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Crysis 3 Remastered - Rogue Waters - Nordhold - Nice Day for Fishing (These are PC games, you will need STEAM) THIS IS HOW YOU ENTER THE GIVEAWAY👇👇👇 Drop your game idea in the comments. Funniest / weirdest / most playable idea wins!

I’ve created a Telegram game with 100k players, that generates thousands of dollars in revenue. With AI. If I were to coach you, what would you want me to help you with?

Something for everybody! I probably haven't said it enough in here but I'm a massive OpenCode fan. Almost all my day to day is now done in OpenCode with GLM5.1(worth its own video) as my coding workhorse. So if you are interested in keeping your options, about as open as they can get, then checkout my OpenCode video below. However if you are thinking of doing a turn-based game at some point ( and if not, why not !? ), then check out my other video, it's very cool. Also there has been some interest in doing a community game together! Now how cool would that be? We could all share our workflows, learn from each other, argue about lore, mechanics, art direction... So here is a survey to gauge interest, if we get enough votes, we move to the next stage...

I jumped in right away, this single feature is actually something I was building for myself. It really feels like Anthropic has their dev's reading my mind now. This is I think the 2nd feature recently released that literally is a solution to something I was in the middle of building out on my own.

Heroes of Might and Magic 3 nailed turn-based strategy on its first try in 1999 — and after 25 years of failed sequels, Olden Era just proved the original formula was right all along by selling 500K copies in 3 days. Here's why HoMM3's dual-layer loop, asymmetric factions, and snowball mechanics vs Total War and XCOM make it the most resilient strategy design ever made. Have you played these games?