We have just hit 500 members 🤯 ! To celebrate, I’m doing a game giveaway 🎉 If a free member wins: you get 1 game 🎮 If a Premium member wins: you get 2 games 🥰🥰🥰 The Games (You get to pick 1 (or 2)) - Resident Evil Village - SteamWorld Build - The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria - Assassin's Creed Valhalla - Crysis 3 Remastered - Rogue Waters - Nordhold - Nice Day for Fishing (These are PC games, you will need STEAM) THIS IS HOW YOU ENTER THE GIVEAWAY👇👇👇 Drop your game idea in the comments. Funniest / weirdest / most playable idea wins!

My 5 minutes quest done!

Drop a screenshot, clip, or short description of whatever you’re building right now. Doesn’t need to be polished. Boxes, placeholder art, broken mechanics, weird bugs — all welcome. The messy prototype stage is where the good stuff starts. What are you making?

I used to spend months building games that nobody played. 30+ years of coding experience. 118K Udemy students. A mobile game with 1.4M downloads. And I was STILL stuck in the same loop most of you know: build slowly, lose momentum, never ship. Then I stopped coding and started directing AI agents instead. Outmine is a great example of this, its a Telegram game with 100,000+ players that generates revenue. Half the game is written the old way (the part that makes no revenue 😅). The part that makes money? An AI agent built it. Not me. What used to take months now takes days. What used to break my back (literally — herniated disc at a game jam, true story) now just works. Here's my question for you: what's the ONE game you've always wanted to build but never finished? Drop it below. I want to hear what's sitting on your hard drive collecting dust 😄

I've been using agentic AI workflows (Claude Code, OpenCode, Antigravity) to build games in days instead of months. My Telegram game, Outmine, brings in thousands of dollars of revenue every month. The interesting part... AI wrote the part of the game that generates that revenue 🤯. Now I'm thinking about helping a small group of people do the same thing. Anyone excited about shipping a real, revenue-generating game? 🤔 How many unfinished game projects are living on your hard drive right now?