Your AI game studio (Formerly Ambient/Dims)

Stockholm, Sweden
Joined April 2022
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One of our alpha testers made a really cool video about Braindump! This is completely raw, unfiltered first impressions from someone that has never used it before. Cool to see how much he could accomplish despite all the alpha bugs! youtube.com/watch?v=7aYJkBNB…
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braindump (formerly Ambient) retweeted
Wow we got a lot of really interesting in-depth comments on the blog post on HN[1]. Thank you, everyone who's commented! We welcome the debate, and we're reading all of it. [1] news.ycombinator.com/item?id…
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Here's what we've been working on the past couple of months: braindump.me/blog-posts/buil… The dream is to give everyone an "AI game studio" that can help you build your dream game!
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Many out there may disagree, but Unity and Unreal's reigns are coming to an end. The future of game creation is on the horizon and we're racing towards it!
[New Post] Unbundling the Game Engine: The Rise of Next Gen 3D Creation Engines Now is the time for a new 3D Creation Engine (aka game engine) to revolutionize the way we create games, film, virtual worlds & simulations More from @Tocelot & me:👇 & 🧵 a16z.com/unbundling-the-game…
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braindump (formerly Ambient) retweeted
Game devs, the Great Programming Language poll is here! We want to answer the age old question of; which one do you all prefer? The data is completely public! You get access once you fill in the poll. Fill it out here (takes 1 min): docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… #gamedev #indiedev
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Indie game dev? Let us interview you for our user research, signup here 👉 forms.gle/qDKfzmKeKH1jUDbe6 What's your gamedev process? What are your main challenges? #gamedevs #gamedevelopment #IndieGameDev
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If anyone feels like giving it a go themselves, here it is: ambient.run/docs/tutorials/g… It takes you all the way from installing Ambient to deploying your first multiplayer game.
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Replying to @80Level
It's early days, but you can make some nice games already, and it might be nice that you can get them running on the web with no effort at all
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Replying to @haynes_dave
Agree, it really feels quite awesome 😊
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Replying to @andreasklinger
you can deploy it on your own infra! full freedom of movement, always. It's up to us to make it good enough so you don't want to. Also, you can already embed your game anywhere or publish on itch
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Nothing like that yet... but totally agree, noted!
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Not only game engines, but the games will increasingly be made open-source style by communties too
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Replying to @Kvpendergast
so are we! it's gonna be huge when browsers catch up on webgpu and more devs make performant browser games
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Replying to @andreasklinger
pjuhh, had a small heart attack
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