I’ve built three separate things. A game server, a game engine and the game itself.
The game server allows multiple people to play together in multiplayer mode. The game engine is the technology powering everything, including the real-world maps, roads, environments and how the game functions.
The game itself is what people actually play, and it’s already playable.
These are 3 different components that work together. The engine is not the game, the game is not the server and the server is not the engine. The engine can run without the game
I've been working on Clay, a game engine for the web.
Rust compiled to wasm and threejs for core rendering and game logic, React for UI shell. #threejs
Here's the entire Accra built in 3D for a game in Flight. You may see some places you know.
More work on going. Deploying soon!
Last year’s Rapperholic Homecoming health walk in Kumasi.
The activities are coming back this year. Are you ready?
Get your tickets for Rapperholic 2026 🟡⚫️🟢
Regular - 100GHS
VIP - 300GHS
VVIP - 500GHS
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To the young Ghanaian with no connections, no rich parents and nobody important to call. I know life can feel unfair when you watch doors open for people who only had to knock once.
Please don’t let that convince you that there is no door for you. Your beginning may make your journey harder but it does not get to decide where you end. Keep going!
🚨🇬🇭Lawyer Mary Ohenewaa Afful has called for an increase in the salaries of teachers under the Ghana Education Service (GES), proposing that every GES teacher should earn at least GH¢10,000 a month.
According to her, the proposed salary would enable teachers to take better care of themselves, their wives and their families while coping with the rising cost of living.
Her advocacy comes at a time when GES teachers have been on industrial strike for more than a week, with the ongoing industrial action drawing attention to concerns over teachers’ welfare and conditions of service.
Lawyer Mary Ohenewaa said teachers play a crucial role in shaping the future of the country and should be adequately supported financially.
She therefore urged the government and relevant authorities to prioritise teachers’ welfare and take steps to improve their salaries and working conditions.