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I make games, and one of the hardest part is always the world. A map that feels real, coherent, alive.
So I'm introducing Bmap.
Draw a box anywhere on Earth, and it rebuilds that place as a clean 3D world: terrain, every street and building, the coast, the parks, the rivers. A real city, 1:1, in your browser, in seconds.
But the map is just the first piece.
Real cities are already the perfect game maps, the layout, the density, the logic of a place that actually works. Bmap's mission is to unlock them: take any real place and turn it into a living world you can shape and play in.
The generator is live today. Where it goes next is the part I'm most excited about. 👀
It's free. Everyone who joined the waitlist is already in.
New here? Sign in too and you're on the list, I'm opening the rest in waves.
Building in public. Come watch real cities become worlds.
→ bmap.io
Playda retweeted
Everyone wants to run the richest mob in @sindicatgame but can they handle the heat?
Upgrade your look, dodge the cops and rise through the ranks of becoming a Cattown boss.
Get paid in real tokens by owning businesses, gathering resources and crafting goods.
Never seen the entire dev community this panicked about security concerns.
This is going to go parabolic. Exploits are only starting to surface, and there’s likely much more to come.
As a dev who deploys apps online, maintaining a solid security standard is becoming more challenging every day.
I think this will continue for a while, until the biggest vulnerabilities are discovered and patched.
Until then, stay careful. Avoid storing sensitive variables and secrets with providers where a breach could expose them. They're often among the first targets.
Playda retweeted
In @sindicatgame every cat, tree, lamp post and building in Cattown casts its own silhouette, and a walking cat's shadow walks with it.
The sun turns them through the day; at night, the nearest lamps take over.
One of the hardest things about making a cool game is reflecting your own style and artistic direction in it.
One tip that helped me a lot: focus on atmosphere and lighting for better results.
Our first night in Cattown was one blue filter over the whole screen: white lamps, dull windows, milky grey pools of light.
We wanted yellow pools and wet stones catching the gold.
So we rebuilt the night: now every lamp, window and floodlight casts its own light.
Follow @sindicatgame for release updates.
Playda retweeted
Our first night in Cattown was one blue filter over the whole screen: white lamps, dull windows, milky grey pools of light.
We wanted yellow pools and wet stones catching the gold.
So we rebuilt the night: now every lamp, window and floodlight casts its own light.
Follow @sindicatgame for release updates.
After almost a year of nonstop shipping, I’m taking a well deserved week off with the fam.
The plan: surf as much as possible, get sunburnt, spend quality time with my son, and come back refreshed to release @sindicatgame
I’ve spent years building successful products across Web3 and Roblox/UE ecosystems but after more than eight months developing SINDICAT, this is the project that I'm most proud of and can’t wait for you to play.
Follow our new @sindicatgame account to see why... Just getting started!
Pretty blessed to see my X feed full of games being made with AI.
I’ve been saying this for over a year now: AI will change game development forever.
Games are becoming 1,000x cheaper to make, require far fewer resources, and are opening the doors to anyone with enough imagination to build something. Your grandmother could make a game if she wanted to.
A year ago, I was using AI for coding. Then 3D modeling. Then character rigging and animation.
These were time-consuming, resource-intensive tasks for studios, especially smaller ones that couldn’t afford to spend 1–3 years developing a game.
We’re entering a new era of gaming, and I think players will benefit massively from it.
And that’s not even mentioning game engines. Unreal, Roblox, Godot… We could see thousands of new tools and engines emerge over the next few years, each specialized for a specific type of game, or capable of handling them all.
If you’ve always dreamed of building a game, I think there’s never been a better time to start.
One key element of balancing a game is the formula behind Health and Armor. Few people know that most games with combat mechanics use roughly the same formula.
Never had so much fun building a Web3 game.
The goal from day one has been to build one of the most complete Web3 games in terms of mechanics, and more importantly, to offer a real gaming experience, not just another passive farming game.
I can’t wait to release it and have you guys spend some amazing time playing it.
We’ve also pushed ourselves to bring a strong community and on-chain layer into the game, with in-game apps including bridges, DEXs, launchers, and everything the RH ecosystem has to offer.
Shoutout to @SirCumSizing , my loyal co-founder and one of the coolest game devs I’ve had the chance to build with. 🫡
@Sindicatgame
Are we fucked, chat?
The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt. If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible - but I hear the same people express fear privately. No other human activity poses this level of danger.
This is how much I’ve generated from Bulls Runners over the past few days.
At this point I might just quit my job and let the Bulls farm for me 😂
And this is with only 1 project launching on The Runners, doing $1M in volume, with a portion of the fees flowing back to Bulls holders.
Now I’m looking further.
Imagine multiple tokens launching every week, each generating decent volume, with a portion of that activity flowing back to the Bulls.
That’s when the flywheel really starts.
Looking forward to seeing the Volt launch on The Runners.
This might be the beginning of a new era for launchpads.
