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I got mobile play working for our entry to @levelsio vibe coding game jam!! Feels pretty smooth, decent frame rate for browser. Instead of Unity or Threejs, we use since it automatically has multiplayer, scaling, netcode, etc I used Claude 3.5 for the mobile UI 👍

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Diakou1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg Ur on a generational marketing run, I see u mfer Big time well played

ArkDev | HYTOPIA1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg 🫡🫡🫡

WildPaul1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg What is hyptopia license?? Is it open source?? Can’t really ship games on this without clarity for these simple questions…

ArkDev | HYTOPIA1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg Open engine anyone can use for free, even free servers that auto scale for deployed games, or deploy to your own vps

R.1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg Mobile UI is cleannnn

Ashoka1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg Niiiiiiiiiice 🔥🔥

Adonis1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg levels can't let you enter, HYTOPIA is just too overpowered!

Byron Briggs1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg Did they decide to let you enter?

ArkDev | HYTOPIA1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

All Your Loot1 year ago

@levelsio @HYTOPIAgg LFG!!

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