I've been a gamer for the most part of my life and I would never have expected that a time will come, where you are able to sit down in front of your laptop, open up an AI Gaming Studio and be able to actually, with absolute zero game-dev experience start creating your own small games for yourself, your friends & family, or one you believe your community or general public will like. We truly live in times of massive break-throughs with AI and I am happy to be a part of it, especially by backing teams like @RYFTCORP that have been dedicated for past 2 years to tap into the AI systems, despite their rapid improvement, and create a whole AI-Game-Engine that allows that, on top of that, from a browser level. Sure, there is a version on @Steam that lets you do more, but hey, most casuals ain't installing that, so the web version sure is quite important for the casual crowd, while the steam version remains for game-devs that actually want to leverage the AI tech to enhance or speed up the development. Bear in mind, this is a heavily under-invested startup that has built this, in two years. What happens when they are taken to a preseed by likes of @a16z and tap into much larger funding that allows them to move faster and break things in order to level up it's quality in much faster pace. I'm not sure most of the readers are aware of this, but @neutanent has been a gamer most of his life too, as well as a game-dev, and someone that led a profitable business related to gaming. Wouldn't think he will sacrifice years of his life at this point to earn few measly $, but more so to prove a point and show how the boundaries can be pushed and bring ability to create, to those who were unable to do so before due to technical constraints. Onwards to the new era.