Instead of guessing game balance, I tracked real player data from my tower survivor prototype. ~1,000 runs later: → Median vs average is INSANE → Top 1% completely distort the stats → Engagement is way higher than expected → Progression curve is clearly off Full breakdown here: 👉 https://nootcode.de/s/tower-survivor-stats When you build games, this data is pure gold. So keep that in mind when you are planning your game!

Well, last week @Morgan Page & I had our biggest revenue week 💰 With our game, Outmine. It is possible, folks. It is possible to EARN with game. Not just make fun. But make a living. I'm excited to share our progress as we go along and share even more progress. Do you want to make money with games?! 🔥 for Yes 💩 for No Let us know 👇

You know Snake, right? That classic game we all spent hours on? Well, imagine building it from scratch in under a minute. That's exactly what I did using a single AI prompt! I just typed in my request, asking for a Snake game with arrow key controls, growth, collision detection, and a score counter. Then, I watched in real-time as the AI generated all the HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code. It was mind-blowing to see lines of functional code appear so quickly. And the best part? It worked perfectly the first time! No debugging, no endless tutorials, just a working game ready to play. Look at it go! The snake is eating, growing, and responding to my commands. This isn't just theory; this is practical, instant game development. If you've ever wanted to make games but felt overwhelmed by coding, this is your sign. AI changes everything. It's about getting straight to the fun part: playing your creation. This is the power of AI Craft. You can create amazing things from just a single thought. It's truly magic!

I've never successfully created a game (yet!). I build other kinds of software products. But Skool has really made me think about how powerful gamification is. Have any of you incorporated gamification into other types of products?

“DLSS 5 ON” for my game… without DLSS 👀 I took a screenshot of my small city-builder PinguCity 3D and pushed it through AI like it’s running some insane next-gen DLSS 5. Result: Same layout, same buildings… but way more detail, lighting, textures, vibes. Kinda feels like: “what your game looks like in your head vs. what you actually shipped” 😄 If you wanna try this for your own game, here’s the prompt I used 👉 __________________________________________ Take this game screenshot and recreate it as if it was rendered with “DLSS 5 ON”. Important: - Keep the exact same layout, camera angle, UI positions and structure - Do NOT redesign the scene, only enhance it - Make everything significantly more realistic, detailed and high-end - Add ultra detailed textures, global illumination, cinematic lighting, soft shadows - Improve materials (glass, metal, reflections, roughness) - Add subtle particles, atmosphere, depth, ambient occlusion - Sharpen the image like next-gen rendering - Keep it recognizable as the same game, just massively upgraded Style: - AAA next-gen game graphics - slightly over-the-top, visually impressive - vibrant but realistic lighting ___________________________________________ Honestly this is super fun for: - showing your game potential - marketing / social content - visualizing “future versions” If you wanna try the actual game (without fake DLSS 😄): 👉 https://pingucity.nootcode.de/