Introducing the Shade Demo 👁️
Shade is an exploration and photography game built around Umbras, a digital art project about negative space, illusion, and inversion.
Walk, fly, slam, rotate, invert, and take pictures in Pore, the game's first level.
https://t.co/uhyyZg8NlE
@schisofrenia more people need to learn the difference between using AI to leverage the cognitive load of their work vs. simply displacing the cognitive load onto collaborators & end users.
the submit button on the prompt box is not a skip button for mind.
jobs not finished
Means a lot dude, likewise. I think you, @yonfrula, and I are on to something heavily influenced by our crypto experience. A ways to go, personally at least, but I can't help thinking about a DAO-like game studio and tokenization as a distribution play.
We're going to see more art-led digital worlds (social), and if I may be so bold, I think if we're successful we'll have created a playbook.
That all 3 of our "games" give players creative agency is the magic
Clayground is a free 3D clay studio that runs in your browser, with a few small games. One person makes it, in Brooklyn, aka me.
I've opened the Clayground Fund via @token_works: 100 passes at 0.045 ETH each, until Nov 24.
How it works is in this thread.
Fun fact the first website I ever made was a forum for my COD MW clan. This was middle school and I made "sigs", set up a ranking system, and adminned roles. For adults lol.
I'm excited for this week's Shade patch. Lots of improvement to core game systems.
The player fantasy and core loop is still in progress, but the concept of player-as-camera crystalized.
The pause menu will center around a camera menu, with screenshot studio and lens settings
Social media has and will continue to damage any sense of shared culture and the notion of an objective reality more than AI ever will.
The incentives around what's made are far more impactful than how things are made.
We are never going to know what's real again. This is a tragedy. This tech is going to do enormous harm to any sense of shared culture and even to the very notion of an objective reality.