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I’m currently developing a game called "Kanzen Chikan"😘 Since I often receive questions in English, this time I’d like to introduce it in English! In this game, the situation inside the train changes with each WAVE as you interact with the girl. I’ve put a lot of detail into...

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🦖Hi DinoXAHur and Ranking Hook for Xahau I bring you a new example that you can use to learn or create new ideas in Xahau, in this case we have put together Xaman® Wallet 🪝 + Hooks in a demo game. DinoXAHur is a copy of the Chrome game of the jumping dinosaur created with Claude AI. The game has been included as xApp in Xaman, Xaman has a SDK to make it easy to integrate it in your applications or services: The game can be played for free or for 1 XAH. If you pay, the game will give you access to a public scoreboard that is stored on-chain in Xahau. If you manage to beat any of the current TOP 5 records, you will appear in the leaderboard. If you reach the 1st place, you may receive a prize in XAH if one is available at that time. The payments of the participants are counted and if someone reaches the TOP 1, they will get this amount if one is available at that time as a prize. Try it today: Ranking and fund management is possible thanks to the Ranking Hook. The ranking is stored on-chain and updated when needed. The game talks to Xahau and the hook and manages these actions. You have the hook code available if you want to use it or understand how it works to make a better version. Github link: If you are interested in the live operations of the game on Xahau, you can follow the XRPLWin explorer where you can see the transactions, the hook executions or the status of the namespaces, where the scoreboard is stored: I hope you enjoy it, I encourage you to build new and better ideas and remember that you can always write your questions here or go to the Xahau Contributors Discord.

Ekiserrepé {X}

31,923 views • 1 year ago

Precious Achiuwa on his time in Miami: “Miami really teaches you how to be a pro. I think structurally, it might be the best structure in the NBA. My rookie year, it'll be after every game, how to analyze the entire game. So you were forced to watch the game, re-watch the game and then you had to write a report on what your analysis was on the game. But just that alone, just the structure of analyzing the game, the structure of how to become a pro, how to be a pro, you learn that fast from Miami. A lot of guys don't succeed there. It's just what it is.” (via TheOldManAndTheThree)
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Precious Achiuwa on his time in Miami: “Miami really teaches you how to be a pro. I think structurally, it might be the best structure in the NBA. My rookie year, it'll be after every game, how to analyze the entire game. So you were forced to watch the game, re-watch the game and then you had to write a report on what your analysis was on the game. But just that alone, just the structure of analyzing the game, the structure of how to become a pro, how to be a pro, you learn that fast from Miami. A lot of guys don't succeed there. It's just what it is.” (via TheOldManAndTheThree)

𝙃𝙀𝘼𝙏 𝙉𝘼𝙏𝙄𝙊𝙉

36,592 views • 1 month ago

(Rumor) According to Nate the Hate, a critically acclaimed Xbox 1st party title will come to a competitor platform in 2024 "The title I am referring to was met with high critical acclaim. Fans loved it. It was in the Game of the Year conversation the year it released. [...] When the announcement comes, I think it's going to be met with a lot of excitement; because this is a quality game!" Timestamp: "Yes, Microsoft will be dabbling in bringing a 1st party game to a competitor platform in 2024. At least one game, I know of one, don't know if there will be additional." Timestamp:
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(Rumor) According to Nate the Hate, a critically acclaimed Xbox 1st party title will come to a competitor platform in 2024 "The title I am referring to was met with high critical acclaim. Fans loved it. It was in the Game of the Year conversation the year it released. [...] When the announcement comes, I think it's going to be met with a lot of excitement; because this is a quality game!" Timestamp: "Yes, Microsoft will be dabbling in bringing a 1st party game to a competitor platform in 2024. At least one game, I know of one, don't know if there will be additional." Timestamp:

Idle Sloth

469,611 views • 2 years ago

LET'S GET IT, PROP HUNT! This isn’t just your everyday prop hunt, so much time has been put into this that it has more content than 99% of UEFN experiences out there. With 12 rotating arenas that you can vote for in-game, customizable loadouts for both prop and hunter teams, upgradable abilities, and quests (including daily rotating ones), this game is packed. AND A PROP COLLECTION?? HELLO? Yes, that's right, I figured out how to track what players turn into! On top of that, there’s a rank system, togglable settings, I save a million different things and display it ALL for the player in the player stats page, and just overall an insane menu system that you need to see for yourself. Words cannot express what this project means to me. I think I’ve officially peaked, how do you even top something like this? This was a massive team effort, with nearly a year of work (on and off) poured into it. Every single person who contributed to the project or even answered a random question along the way has been credited in the game. I’m beyond excited for this to finally be out in the public. I’ll also be diving deeper into how I accomplished certain features soon. Massive shoutout to my team and everyone at Alliance Studios! I may have been the brains behind it, but this project wouldn’t have been possible without the help of so many people. And the best part? We’re just getting started. There’s a long list of new content in development. If you see a “coming soon” sign, trust me, it has a purpose and is already planned out. Stay tuned for some insane updates that will make the game even better. Happy Prop Hunting! 🔥 Fortnite Creators #UEFN
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LET'S GET IT, PROP HUNT! This isn’t just your everyday prop hunt, so much time has been put into this that it has more content than 99% of UEFN experiences out there. With 12 rotating arenas that you can vote for in-game, customizable loadouts for both prop and hunter teams, upgradable abilities, and quests (including daily rotating ones), this game is packed. AND A PROP COLLECTION?? HELLO? Yes, that's right, I figured out how to track what players turn into! On top of that, there’s a rank system, togglable settings, I save a million different things and display it ALL for the player in the player stats page, and just overall an insane menu system that you need to see for yourself. Words cannot express what this project means to me. I think I’ve officially peaked, how do you even top something like this? This was a massive team effort, with nearly a year of work (on and off) poured into it. Every single person who contributed to the project or even answered a random question along the way has been credited in the game. I’m beyond excited for this to finally be out in the public. I’ll also be diving deeper into how I accomplished certain features soon. Massive shoutout to my team and everyone at Alliance Studios! I may have been the brains behind it, but this project wouldn’t have been possible without the help of so many people. And the best part? We’re just getting started. There’s a long list of new content in development. If you see a “coming soon” sign, trust me, it has a purpose and is already planned out. Stay tuned for some insane updates that will make the game even better. Happy Prop Hunting! 🔥 Fortnite Creators #UEFN

DolphinDom 🐬 | Dominic Catelani

19,786 views • 1 year ago

Finally my game "MEMORYS" is out : Completely dedicated to all the hardworking team and community members of Irys (✧ᴗ✧) play here: Currently 5 levels are live, play and post your highest score screenshot in the comments I will soon add more people in the game - you can also comment if you want to featured in the game I hope you all will like it 💜
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Finally my game "MEMORYS" is out : Completely dedicated to all the hardworking team and community members of Irys (✧ᴗ✧) play here: Currently 5 levels are live, play and post your highest score screenshot in the comments I will soon add more people in the game - you can also comment if you want to featured in the game I hope you all will like it 💜

Jeneva

12,532 views • 11 months ago

a lot of people seem to be confused on where this appears in game, it will start playing if you stay idle on the title screen for 15 seconds
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a lot of people seem to be confused on where this appears in game, it will start playing if you stay idle on the title screen for 15 seconds

cerberi

49,488 views • 7 months ago

this will be the first web3 born game i take seriously in a long time (disclaimer: they gave me free packs to make this vid, but it was so fire and i spent more $$$ anyway bc i see the vision) this is my intro to the game: > pack openings > flow of the experience > setting line ups > real thoughts well done, it feels really really good (this took me a day to edit, so ive learned a lot, binder is way better, i was a noob here, will update soon) season 1 starts with a $1M prize pool, but as players buy packs, enter into contests, etc. that volume adds $$$ to the prizes you see it? purely, i like the game, feels really good, so im betting that prizes will scale well the addiction loop is very good it feels like the team is so experienced and has taken all learnings and put it into this also after editing this vid, i bought a lot more packs and have 10x legendaries put 4 total line ups into my first contest, but we’ll be top of leaderboard moving forward
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this will be the first web3 born game i take seriously in a long time (disclaimer: they gave me free packs to make this vid, but it was so fire and i spent more $$$ anyway bc i see the vision) this is my intro to the game: > pack openings > flow of the experience > setting line ups > real thoughts well done, it feels really really good (this took me a day to edit, so ive learned a lot, binder is way better, i was a noob here, will update soon) season 1 starts with a $1M prize pool, but as players buy packs, enter into contests, etc. that volume adds $$$ to the prizes you see it? purely, i like the game, feels really good, so im betting that prizes will scale well the addiction loop is very good it feels like the team is so experienced and has taken all learnings and put it into this also after editing this vid, i bought a lot more packs and have 10x legendaries put 4 total line ups into my first contest, but we’ll be top of leaderboard moving forward

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21,401 views • 4 months ago

I've said this in the past...The importance of having a character you love or your main character in a fighting game is huge especially if you are a casual player like me. Without a character you vibe with on the roster you will be less likely to play the game. I miss my main character so this past week I went back to get some games in on SFV. To all the Alex players out there especially the ones I still keep in touch with...Don't stop believing...because I never will. And shout outs to my guy Yipes...You know what time it is. AlexForSF6 🫡
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I've said this in the past...The importance of having a character you love or your main character in a fighting game is huge especially if you are a casual player like me. Without a character you vibe with on the roster you will be less likely to play the game. I miss my main character so this past week I went back to get some games in on SFV. To all the Alex players out there especially the ones I still keep in touch with...Don't stop believing...because I never will. And shout outs to my guy Yipes...You know what time it is. AlexForSF6 🫡

DemonDan14

120,218 views • 2 years ago

Here is some progress on PizzaWare, Inc: The Game! As you can see it is not finished yet, but I think that in a few months people will be able to play the first level of the game
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Here is some progress on PizzaWare, Inc: The Game! As you can see it is not finished yet, but I think that in a few months people will be able to play the first level of the game

Sr Pozo

47,955 views • 1 year ago