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I've added three bosses to the game. The aliens are fun, but the Crane Bot is EPIC!

Pretty much! Give it any car model with separate wheels and the editor generates the crash structure from the mesh, then you can tweak nodes and beams and crash-test it right there

Yes! A bent wheel shifts its toe and camber, so the car pulls to one side and you have to steer against it. Lose a wheel and the corner drags.

Part 2: weapons 💥 Rockets punch real holes, lasers burn through the metal, doors tear off with the holes still in them. Same soft-body physics on @threejs + Rapier. #threejs #gamedev

Physics engine update 💥 Real-time soft-body car crashes on @threejs + Rapier @dimforge , with no canned animations. Runs 12 cars at once at 60 fps on an iPhone 15 Pro Max. #threejs #gamedev

Been cooking this one for a while. 🚗💀 Carmageddon meets Twisted Metal meets Dark Souls boss fights. And aliens stealing cows. 🛸🐄 Targeting 60 FPS on 2020 phones, with Wreckfest-level car physics on iPhone. Still WIP with @threejs and rapierjs. 👀

Not just r/opensource, r/adventuregames too 🤭 They don’t seem to understand how software is built in 2026, but mention AI and it’s like waving a red flag in front of a bull.

What’s wrong with dark souls 2? 😭

My @threejs + @dimforge Rapier game ran at 2–3 fps on an iPhone. Now it's a locked 60. Plot twist: I'd been testing over http:// On a non-https page, iOS Safari turns the JIT off for JavaScript and WebAssembly. Same phone, same page over https: physics 20× faster.

I've been working on something... 👀 powered by @threejs

I vibe coded a native runtime for Gobliins 2, the 1992 Coktel Vision point-and-click puzzle game 🧩 No emulator: it reimplements the original engine, using ScummVM's code as the reference (huge thanks to them). Before → after

this is actually sad...

I actually tried experimenting with something similar! I captured audio from a NES emulator and ported it over to Strudel. Used the legendary RoboCop 3 theme as the test case, trying to get it as accurate to the original as possible. Really fun way to use LLMs for music transcription.

Tried it on my horror game The Cradle and ended up re-voicing the whole thing. v3 vs v4 Turbo, same scene 👇 Headphones on.

AI playtesting the human playtesting the AI-built game

Finding beta testers is hard. Seeing how a real player actually behaves is even harder. Today I uploaded my game to @itchio, sent it to a small Twitch horror streamer with ~10 viewers, and donated for him to play it blind. He finished it. I found several bugs. He got unique content. Super easy distribution, real-world testing, everyone wins.