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A few months ago, I bought this small game called Thronefall. Loved it. Turns out, it was built by only two developers, and sold close to 1M copies. How did they do it? In today's The Pragmatic Engineer Podcast episode, we have Jonas Tyroller , one of the two...

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@JonasTyroller nice i wanna build my own game + game engine one day this is good and inspiring

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My LinkedIn account got suspended today We onboarded a new admin to run outreach and he didnt follow the SOP He wanted to prove himself First thing we did was review how to mitigate this from happening again (after he got fired) Here is what I came up with: 1- Build a new onboarding form via ChatGPT 2-Put in specific points that talent needs to acknowldge "I acknowledge that if I cause a suspension on the linkedin account due to sending more requests than I am told it will lead to auto termination and a 1 star review on my upwork profile" Attack the process Not the people Ops brain at work over here

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19,268 views • 1 year ago

SOMEONE BUILT AN OPEN SOURCE GAME ENGINE MADE SPECIFICALLY FOR BUILDING 2.5D GAMES WITH AI instead of using a complex general purpose engine, this one is built from the ground up for the ai workflow it keeps everything the ai needs to control in one small, simple place, so the agent can actually understand the whole engine and build with it instead of getting lost in a giant codebase > generate all your assets with ai, the maps, characters, props, audio and ui, then the agent drops them into a real playable game > a built in server sdk handles the boring stuff, player accounts, cloud saves, even multiplayer, in a line or two > it ships with claude and codex agent setups baked in, so it works with whatever youre already using > free and open source most people vibe code games inside engines that were never meant for it, so he built one where the ai workflow is the whole point the whole idea is dead simple, keep it small enough that an agent can understand all of it at once, then let it go wild this is what tooling built for the agent era actually looks like
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SOMEONE BUILT AN OPEN SOURCE GAME ENGINE MADE SPECIFICALLY FOR BUILDING 2.5D GAMES WITH AI instead of using a complex general purpose engine, this one is built from the ground up for the ai workflow it keeps everything the ai needs to control in one small, simple place, so the agent can actually understand the whole engine and build with it instead of getting lost in a giant codebase > generate all your assets with ai, the maps, characters, props, audio and ui, then the agent drops them into a real playable game > a built in server sdk handles the boring stuff, player accounts, cloud saves, even multiplayer, in a line or two > it ships with claude and codex agent setups baked in, so it works with whatever youre already using > free and open source most people vibe code games inside engines that were never meant for it, so he built one where the ai workflow is the whole point the whole idea is dead simple, keep it small enough that an agent can understand all of it at once, then let it go wild this is what tooling built for the agent era actually looks like

Om Patel

41,277 views • 2 days ago