I believe that: 1. AI agents will soon be the first to interact with many products 2. You should be able to use any AI model you want to build great games Our Studio MCP Server now lets AI agents iteratively plan, write, test, and modify your game. And you can now bring your own API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google Gemini to build. 📌 Learn more here: https://devforum.roblox.com/t/studio-mcp…
Pax Historia is the first-AI powered sandbox game. Players create worlds, publish them to the community, and play to answer all of their ‘what would have happened if…?’ questions. Congrats on the launch @Eli_BullockPapa and @Ryzhang22! https://ycombinator.com/launches/PMu-pax…
Worldwide app revenues now exceed game revenues. More mobile charts: https://a16z.news/p/best-of-the-best-of-……
CodeWisp (@usecodewisp) lets anyone create and publish web games with prompts. No game engines or complex workflows. Just describe the game you want, generate a playable game in seconds, and share it instantly. Congrats on the launch, @itsfuelvin! https://ycombinator.com/launches/Pbd-cod…
He made an environment where you can hang out with your OpenClaw agents using the Unreal Engine! This isn’t just adults playing with toys (although it’s just as fun), this lets you actually see all your replicants in one place, walk around, and actually look over their shoulder at what they’re working on, as if you were their manager irl!
Anish Acharya's request for a startup: an AI companion that plays Minecraft with his son. "One of the products that I would love to exist... is what I call a contextual companion for my son who plays Minecraft." "You know, the other kids playing Minecraft may or may not be the best influence—often not the best influence." "There's this context in which they interact and, I don't know, just sort of models pro-social behaviors and is still cool and chill." "I think there's a lot of room for teaching through these types of relationships and technology can help provide that." Source: @illscience on 20VC with @HarryStebbings
Saw this on Hacker News today: Someone reverse engineered a game from 1983 called 📈 Wall Street Raiders, it was 115,000 lines of BASIC so indecipherable that even Disney couldn't figure out how to https://wallstreetraider.com/story.html It's essentially a very deep granular trading simulator where you're a corporate raider, buying and selling companies, and many CEOs and investment managers said they used the strategies they learnt in the game in the real world! So I installed it for you to play on http://pieter.com!
The @Kaggle Game Arena has added our results for Werewolf, Poker and Chess. ♟️ ✨ These challenges test the skills AI models need for the real world – like contextual communication, building consensus, and navigating ambiguity. Find out how Gemini did → goo.gle/4qU4qbS
Next version of Omarchy will color coordinate the Asus ROG RGB keyboard backlighting with your chosen theme.
