The AI generated Minecraft demo... is insane

[@BlastedMC]

Minecraft but im tripping balls

[@Rickydiamondxk]

I don't like that simulations end up looking like different types of psychedelics. Existentially terrifying ramifications of internal human programming overlap with computer comprehension.

[@flare242]

@@Rickydiamondxk Also, the possibility that we might live in a simulation gets more and more plausible.

[@Cimlite]

So... Minecraft?

[@LethalKicks]

@@Cimlite Minecraft!

[@sagasta1983]

Playing this after a few tabs and a shroom or two 👌

[@noone-ez6on]

Dementia simulator

[@sodapup83]

Imagine being able to play someone else's dream like a videogame.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

would be insane. Like inception but without the danger lol. One person constructs the world and the other inhabits it

[@lemniscatelogos7917]

@@SpicyMelonYTor that movie the cell starring Jennifer Lopez

[@SpicyMelonYT]

@@lemniscatelogos7917 oh never heard of that movie I’ll check it out

[@TechnoMinarchist]

4:34 It may not make for good gameplay in general, but it would make for a hell of a dream mission in an RPG. Imagine if for example, you're stuck in a dream world and the only way out is to find a point of light. But if you look away from it (say to fight a monster) it will disappear. So you have to always try and keep your eye on the exit as you figure out how to make it through puzzles and enemies. Would be awesome for a book too.

[@japanse_samurai9456]

Is this how Netflix for games will work?

[@Cimlite]

This will allow you to describe any kind of game, any environment, any art style, and instantly be playing that. If anything this is the "Minecraft of games", not Netflix, you'll be able to make literally _anything_ you want. Game development 15 years from now will basically be all about who can describe their dream the best.

[@jollyname]

@@Cimlite this is quite sad :(

[@Cimlite]

@@jollyname Kinda, yeah. But at the same time, imagine then throwing VR and MR into the mix. When these technologies combine, we could essentially have the holodeck from Star Trek. It's sad in some ways, some things will be lost for sure, but it's also exciting in others.

[@Cimlite]

@@StickzDev I'm not saying otherwise. To some extent you're right. Just pointing out that even so, it's not all bad. Good things will come out of this as well.

[@HoneyTwee]

​@@StickzDevthe art of making games won't be dead, it will just be different. Unless you place no value on the finished piece of art and only value how much effort it takes to create. If GTA 6 took 7 years of development time from 300-1000 people to create I think you'd say that's art. If GTA 6 came out and is identical to what we get in our timeline, exact same finished product. But instead took 50 people 1 year of writing the story and all the gameplay decisions, but instead of coding they use machine learning to train AI to produce the same result. Is the end result not still art? You could play the AI one and the traditionally coded one and spot literally no difference. But one used machine learning so it's no longer art? I disagree.

[@witmilk6527]

"This does not make for a fun game." Dude you are tripping with that statement as hard as the gameplay itself, that shit looks hella lit

[@marklatham1414]

Dude I would love to play a high fidelity fever dream game where all you do is explore endless ai dream worlds.

[@dw_bh5009]

Yeah, it is great for creating a certain type of trippy experience, but it won't ever be able to produce a clean game. And also it won't be able to produce all things a game needs (like logic / data-structures / etc.) in real time and holding all of this in memory, because the only thing it is doing - is generating images and videos based on previous things. Why do we need to use a screwdriver to hammer nails if we have, well a hammer? I mean why try to produce visual output for a game using so called "AI", when we can produce it better and more precisely using a good-old game engine.

[@Nobody-Nowhere]

It almost seems like AI is compression algorithm

[@flare242]

Combining this with handcrafted stuff might make for amazing mindfuck games with non-euclidian geometry like Antichamber or Manifold Garden.

[@WwZa7]

It's impossible to combine them in this way. The only way you can marry them is by real life post-processing over existing game logic, but these AI have no ways of communicating to the game itself, so underlying game logic will have no clue what player actually experiences.

[@flare242]

@WwZa7 Not right now, but there could be a way, if the AI generative features get integrated into the engine itself.

[@WwZa7]

@@flare242 But it's physically not possible, not with this kind of AI. It just takes input, things happen in a black box, and outputs a video, nothing more. The input is also so extremely simple, it's just a text. It's literally just a text-to-video AI generator. That's why when you try to pick another item in this "game" it switches to the next one even if it's not what you wanted, because the data they had were misinputs. So it just replicates that. With the CS GO example, sometimes the gun would reload by itself, that's because there was plenty of input data that people frequently reload here, so it mimicks that animation. It cannot connect. It has to go in laters. The game can't reliably read just video information, and it can't correct the AI before it messes up completely. The AI cannot take in any data other then image and text, and some weights like how much randomness you want. So the only way is to layer it, the player inputs, the actual game, the overlaying AI post-processing.

[@Nayslav]

Ngl a game that uses that idea of when u look away and look back the world changes could be really interesting

[@AcceptableAsGenerallyDecent]

trying to beat minecraft like this would be like trying to get a monkey to type the entirety of the bible

[@joemo2215]

It feels like how it feels to access a memory visually.

[@dakaodo]

I remember maybe a year ago I was reading about how challenging it was for AI video to maintain continuity from one frame to the next. Now this is demonstrating at least that much (mostly), and the continuity problem has been pushed back to a longer term problem of object permanence for content that is outside the rendered FOV. You compared it to human dreaming, but it reminds me of human babies as they learn first to recognize the same or similar objects, then develop an understanding of object permanence. I could imagine an interim hybrid approach where a much-simplified core game engine may leverage AI post-proc and/or content generation. The engine provides a skeleton, a stable foundation for game mechanics, dev/designer-written rules or universal laws for the game environment -- it provides the permanence that the AI struggles with. Inventory, player actions, interactions with NPCs, basic mechanics for how NPCs and monsters spawn and work. Then as you said, the AI generation layer then fleshes out stuff that the core engine doesn't explicitly spell out. So the game designers would provide some rules and guidelines, and the AI fills in the details. Like designer/engine sets the rule that all ophidian/draconic creatures spawn with slit pupils and scales, cold blooded physiology, etc. Then the AI fills in smaller details like color, horns, behavior, etc each time the player encounters one of these NPCs/monsters. Same goes for core rules for environmental elements like clouds, trees, rocks, etc that the AI then fleshes out.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

I HAVE NO WORDS OMG. I have been imagining this for the last year. Thinking of all the ways to do this myself. But this is above an beyond. I love how trippy it is. And one day will be basically perfect. And more!!!!!!!!!

[@sepukkuz]

Not quite yesterday

[@Bluedrake42]

CLOSE ENOUGH

[@shaionline]

As someone who studies Jungian philosophy, the first thing that came to mind when watching your gameplay footage is dreaming. The existential implications of this are massive and profound... Wow!

[@theMimicsBox]

I can't believe they made a companion game to "everywhere at the end of time"

[@nathanielmarquardt]

I feel like such games will suffer from there being too much content. that players will be so spoiled for chose, they will freeze up and be unable to choose

[@oranges557]

What do u mean "freeze up" lmaoo

[@CC-qx7hk]

Makes sense. If there's too much to do sometimes you dunno where to start so you don't lol. There are times where I just wanna shut my brain off and vibe

[@onlinecheatersexposed8491]

about dreaming i just woke up.. but i remember bits of my dream.. i was hooking up with this lady... but somehow "poof" i was infront of some shootout.. and poof, i had a grenade suddenly in my hand.. so i tossed it.. and then poof, police showed up and ran into grenade.. so i ended up killing 24 people.. and the lady didnt want to hook up after that.. what a crazy thing, right..

[@dard2240]

We need LSD:Dream simulator being played like this. This will be an ultimate experience of dream sequence.

[@V3RTIGO222]

This is super trippy, it's like a dream... And it could be a nightmare, it might make a good horror game segment.

[@LooksLegitBro]

cant wait to see what this turn into 5 years from now, this is like watching the internet develop into what it is now all over again.

[@JoeyBComer]

Right away I thought this is what this feels like when I've been playing a game a lot and go to sleep sometimes. Love the enthusiasm. Love the nerding out rants.

[@thetikijam]

My dreams are way more structured than this lol. But yeah its freaky deaky.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

yeah I just make a comment about this too. At ssome point these models will get like our dreams. And what a wild thing that would be!

[@cholou9708]

my dreams is like this minecraft video, I had a dream that I was going to school and to get inside the school, we had to get in a refrigerator, so we drop from the ceiling inside the school, it's funny cause the school gate was literally right in our face.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

@@cholou9708 lol that is trippy

[@MRwho35]

This is some pretty good creepy pasta material.

[@JhonataCosmo]

This reminds me of midjourney v1, now look where we are with midjourney v6. I believe the ideal path in the short term is an ultra-realistic real-time AI filter in a pre-rendered game. But I believe we are at the birth of the "Matrix" imagine in the long term worlds created entirely by AI running on the neuralink chip directly in the user's brain. We are witnessing history being written before our eyes.

[@jacobcorcho2518]

A couple years and most games will 100% be using AI in a TON of aspects. The most insane ones will be the ones that go the No Mans Sky route with AI generated NPCs and missions, literally endless games. AI is the future 200%

[@Paratzi]

Imagine building an entire planet, only to look away for a second.. Poof

[@MonosMrTon]

I think the best way to use this is to generate NPC-s. So they all have backstories, personalities, etc, which you can change based on how you interact with them. You can talk with them like you can with ChatGPT, just a bit more refined, more human like, personality based version, not this objectively thinking AI assistant like ChatGPT. And you can build releationships with every npc, they all have memories, a complete life. Ofc there would be events in the game worlds that would somehow shape all the npcs, like a war or epidemic that happened in the past, they would all remember it, but would have a different view on it.

[@jlyn8228]

This is exactly like a very low quality dream. The other night I was dreaming about eating a burger at home, next thing I know I look up and I'm across the country at a bar in Miami with old friends. It's like a Hunter S Thompson book!

[@bagger35e]

No, flip it on its head, this is how we dream, the math, its the same in our head with that crazy quantum computer we humans have

[@ВадимЛукомский-ъ1ь]

This AI Minecraft reminds me about of game where you walking in the colourful labyrinth and if you stand still, you're teleporting in random place of this labyrinth but everything that you saw is printing on walls of the labyrinth

[@TheRealAlpha2]

This is legitimately what a dream feels like to me, the mushy not quite there objects, things that change shape the second you look away and look back, the floaty logic like not having anything visibly in your inventory, but still being able to use the things. This really kinda feels like what we'd see the first time we were ever able to record dreams, just really blocky.

[@westwardquest]

Train a model to map generic first person video game footage to controller input. Predict controller input for a set of first person go pro footage. Use output as training data for this model to generate dreams with real life graphics.

[@all5stars]

that looks like minecraft in my dreams

[@buriedbits6027]

Yes this is fascinating. Amazing to see the machine forget everything when you look back. Very dreamy and hallucinogenic.

[@HemiSyncGaming]

Ai & Gaussian splatting working together would be interesting

[@aliabbadi5707]

now hear me out if it was a whole ahh game that was made purely by generative AI imagine how easy running that post processing AI EFFECT shown by BD42 IT IS VERY PLAUSIBLE

[@TacShooter]

Yes! A.I. generation and alteration of images is SO MUCH like the dreams I have had all of my life. It is both believable and strangely fluid. It is almost like our minds require our senses in order to keep our brains' thought processes grounded in what we perceive to be reality. If we are in a simulation, maybe the "hologram" of the universe is a grounding mechanism for our A.I. minds?

[@phantomabid]

This is what I experience in my dreams. Btw, this is very impressive and cool!

[@Thrakus]

As a kid i did think we would have AI upscaling for retro games in real time , also the ai would take images then from your game see this is a tree a car and you would play a game that looks real life vs FMV. I was sure that would be by 2000 , Then AI made games by 2010 so even 1 person could make a AAA game. Also did think it would all be online pcs by the late 90s 2000`s people would no longer buy s home pc , but an online terminal. i never did see it taking this long and still not cloae to the level i did see us at over 15 years ago.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

I can tell you can talk for days about this stuff. Cause I can too. Its both magical and scientific. A world in flux. And also there was a thing called Game NGen that did this same thing but for the game Doom. Very sure you seen it. But the fact that this is available for free right now to try is wild. I was not expecting it to be this soon. I hope that these kinds of models can eventually be run on consumer hardware. When testing the model in the link, what I assumed was true which is the input lag. Not from slowness of sending signals but because the AI itself is imagining the movement, and if your looking at something that is not close, you kinda don't move. Its like moving through water. Very dream like. And to be fair people have all types of overarching dream uniqueness. My dreams are much more consistent than this, like this is an instant change when things are away, the doom game has 3 second memory I think, my real dreams are like 5-20 minute changes. Very very consistent. The kind of stuff that many would not believe unless we hang out a lot. Anyway I am getting lost talking, the point is that this is still super cool, very dream like and if it starts to become more like my own dreams I would turn inside out from wonder and amazement. Hell Yeah!

[@ElusiveProxy]

Just noticed we have the same desk, same colour variant and everything

[@ademile_0973]

Minecraft but you are dreaming:

[@Falsechicken]

I really like these sorts of things. It was also done with Doom. The real-time nature of it helps me get a better understanding of how the tech works. Gives me a better idea of the benefits and limitations of the technology and stops me from easily getting swayed into the hype train.

[@defaultHandle1110]

When RTX first came out I knew we’d be able to use wireframes and basic colours to add a ai photorealistic layer. 3D volumetric AR stuff is next ? Or in this case it can be ai ‘dream’ to wireframe and then back to post process layer.

[@Crouton_6]

Now imagine this, every single one of those worlds are actual Minecraft worlds that someone will find one day

[@JanBadertscher]

Zero temporal consistency and hundred percent hallucination. Persistent game world memory is currently unsolved - completely. The diffusion model architecture used here (probably SD) has no memory. So this would have to be handled externally, used as generation input parameters during inference.

[@WwZa7]

As with every generative AI. There is no memory and no way to insert memory in any other way than insert prompts. But no program can't reliably read any information from the AI, as this is just pixels being generated live. So there's no way to keep any form of consistency.

[@sinisterpink9907]

5:14 it reminds me of tripping balls in my college years

[@EddyKorgo]

8:18 you mean intelligence

[@SpicyMelonYT]

Two minute papers is going to have a field day with this and I love it!!

[@zeevolan8883]

Bludedrake42 , did you do CS degree before? Or are you taking the courses from it that are intrentsting to you? I am doing a CS degree right now , so asking out of curiosity.

[@Bluedrake42]

When I was in undergrad I took CS courses as part of my degree (which is how I got accepted into this graduate school) but my current graduate degree is the first full-CS that degree I've pursued. Are you undergrad or graduate?

[@zeevolan8883]

@Bluedrake42 undergradute.

[@theaagamingEmpire]

@@Bluedrake42 u studying masters in Ai and machine learning or masters in Software engeneering?

[@Bluedrake42]

@@theaagamingEmpire masters in machine learning and data processing. I chose this because basically... when AI gets to a point where it can do everything, the only thing that will really matter anymore is our ability to process and direct it using data analysis.

[@JoeyBComer]

The gaming industry has made SO much money for cosmetics. We bring up "pay to win" all the time, and for the most part are content to purchase cosmetics. In the near future it is going to be obscene to pay for cosmetics the way AI can generate. Whole scene is going to change. Not much can stop it from coming either.

[@MrUbister]

This is exciting but people need to understand there is no "game" you are basically controlling movement in a chat GPT hallucination, there's no map, items, not any game state. It's a fast sequence of text to image where your input gives a different prompt for every frame. Not a criticism cause I love this stuff, but it's fundamentally different (yet)

[@cheese9144]

Imagine downloadin AI the video game, and its infinite videogames that is specifically made for you, with infinite possibilities, no coding required.

[@signalshift6676]

It would make a great part of a game tho.. like for real just imagine you had a scene like this, and implement it like the scare crow part in batman arkham asylum or something else

[@PugzofSteel]

What university is BlueDrake studying machine learning at?

[@SuperOriginal]

Minecraft with extreme dementia (because if you look away and look back the scene changes)

[@ishipcrimsonandcerluean]

What

[@The44th]

when is the ohd update

[@Bluedrake42]

Join the OHD server and you'll see the daily changelogs and updates to the game. If you are a supporter you get access to the dev build right now. We're doing playtests for the new version multiple times a week. Logistics are in. Medical system is in. Construction is in. 5 new maps. Go check it out.

[@AkarisARG]

Next year probably, at least the "free" version. The supporter edition is being updated frequently.

[@VladimirChibuckov]

​@@AkarisARG february 2025 probably

[@SectorfiveYT]

It's basically MInecraft: Dementia Edition.

[@tzav]

just make the NPC's and enemies in games lifelike... this is way more interesting than generating frames.

[@Unified_8_Online]

It's literally no different than our dreams at night. People over hype this yet our brains do this down to the quantum level 😂

[@sk1p3r]

Yup, that's it. Exactly what I though! Like an IA fever dream xD

[@oliverfalco7060]

It reminds me of traffic in Cyberpunk 2047

[@Abstract_voxel]

this game is a dream brought to life

[@fj4y46-mi5ku]

so basically it's an interactive AI generative video? so when humans perfect text to video, we can also make text to game?

[@SpicyMelonYT]

I connected to it in less than 30 seconds. Probably got really lucky.

[@vincev4630]

Now we can get a REAL LSD:Dream Emulator

[@yeahimsans]

i dunno if it's just me, but the only "ai" i want in my games is npc's. not any of.. this.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

this is beyond amazing, it will make things never before possible. Its AMAZING. And yet you... dont... want... it... wtf dude. Then fine don't use it, life is additive, things get added to what already is, be happy with what you already have, and more to come. But why would you say this?

[@thetikijam]

​@@SpicyMelonYTbecause it looks like a bad acid trip. I think it's hilarious. But understand how it would be hard to see the potential of this.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

@@thetikijam well you said it yourself, hard to see the potential is not the same as not having potential. The implications of this is game changing. I want to be clear, in no way do any of the developers of this nor many of the viewers think that this is the goal. As you said its like a bad acid trip (although I really like that part as it stands). The reason this is so cool is because it is like a dream. Speaking from experience, I have had 10x more video game experiences in my dreams as in real life. Many of the most amazing ideas I have had for games didn't come from me, it came from my subconscious. This AI stuff is like a peak into that but while being awake. Imagine this, you take a drawing you made, have a program make it look realistic or like a real game, then feed that into the input of the model and out pops some experience that feels like a real game. Now thats years and years away. Right now if you fed that into this model it would either just collapse into minecraft game play or not even make anything recognizable. But these are those first steps. This all being said I can very much understand how if your not familiar with AI stuff and you look at this all you see is a crap version of minecraft. And lacking most of the features too. But you could say the same thing about video games them selves. I remember when minecraft itself first came out, and I wanted it so badly, and I finally got it in the demo version, not even the full game. And I loved it. Then my grandpa came into my room during christmas as I wanted to show him the game, he was so confused and his first question was why would you want to pretend to cut down a tree when you could do it in real life. Now not only have I had years of fun with minecraft, but I have also cut down a tree and built some cool stuff with him with it.

[@StarlitAbyss]

​@@SpicyMelonYT I mean their point is reasonable, games are deliberate art, the outputs of an algorithm have very little place in that at a high level. You can look at this and think it's neat, I thought early image diffusion was neat 10 years ago too (honestly would rather look at that than diffusion generated images today) I am sure two decades or so from now this'll be fun to play around with, as it's own thing, but that doesn't mean much for video games, just like large language models have little to do with books.

[@SpicyMelonYT]

@ I don’t know where to begin with your comment. I’m not angry but just very disappointed. You say things that are steeped in opinion but spoken as fact? Like for instance you say that to you, image gen is “neat”. But avoid saying anything about today’s image gen? It’s extreme. Very high quality art. It’s like the difference between a bike and a plane for travel. You also say “two decades” from now but this tech will most likely be that same “bike to plane” improvement in less than a few years. It’s rapid. It accelerates. And then you say that it won’t mean much for video games. But that same logic would have you scoffing at any story in any game. All of them were created, if you can create it not in time scales of years but live. Or even over night. Imagine the potential. Like endless DND games. A craftable dynamic game that emulates the ever changing environment of real life. And you say that LLM’s have little to do with books. But you’re thinking of it all wrong. It’s not supposed to replace books or be better than books, it’s a tool that allows you to bounce off of. In the same way that a painter uses the compressed gasses from a spray can or a sponge dipped in paint to make different patterns, an LLM can do the same. And more. It’s able to simulate complex behaviors. And so many websites and apps are using them to give people something not possible before. The shear number of KZbin videos made of people playing something with real trained ai models and making funny and enjoyable content from it is not something you can just pretend isn’t there because you don’t like it. Look honestly I’ve had the conversation at least a hundred times now in different ways with different people. And the common link between you all is a lack of wonder. A deep miss understanding of what already is and what can be. And no matter what words I, or anyone else use it just won’t actually change your mind. With all that can exist and with all the potential of life, you decide to say “no”. 🤦‍♂️

[@Scarcheeze]

Treyarch will took this idea and put in future BlackOps games

[@abram4806]

What’s up with operation harsh doorstop?

[@aviator_1315]

this minecraft looks a lot like that one 4d simulation game

[@Spiritstage]

i love minecraft all my life and this is truly wild

[@hokokotokokoto7082]

the guy who was promoting that games should all be free is now promoting unreal engine and games made by AI which if it happens will be by subscription, which will make the games even more expensive, not to mention the environmental problems that AI causes... pitiful....

[@celerun]

Bluedrake with a million subs still rocking that horrid headset mic on every video 🤣

[@Wbfuhn]

This still is going based on data provided. It has the data from Minecraft and it can only generate based on the data. The code is better used to overlay existing textures like what you did. But I want to see it applied to older games. Imagine this being used to make older games look modern rather than needing to spend years rebuilding an old game. Now studios only need to slap the code on their old games and use the rendered result to bake on the old textures for new textures.

[@John-p7y7b]

Talking about dreams, have you tried looking at your hand in a dream? You will have disformation and odd amount of fingers.

[@Unified_8_Online]

Not for us our hands look normal. Dreams are as real as the users training. We train and have lucid dreams 100% of the time. This means that the human mind is able to generate better than Ai anyway. We're just yet to discover it........

[@John-p7y7b]

dont look at where we are now, look at where we are two papers down the road.

[@Vengeful_Goan_spirit]

So its not a game, its a mindless hallucination.

[@blomp5374]

Do robots dream of electric sheep?

[@kjcrafts751]

well i was about to start game dev, ai slowly gonna make people jobless.

[@Bluedrake42]

Calculators made people jobless too. Don't get too into your own head. Imagine what people said when computers were invented. Stay focused on the future and never stop learning and you will be fine. If you start getting defeatist and acting like everything is over though, then it will be. Self-fulfilling prophesy.

[@FirstLast-qh8it]

Imagine multiplayer like this where you blind opponents! Maybe like splatoon

[@Kallisto.0]

Can someone explain to me why the ai generated minecraft is so amazing? I mean, what would the use case for this be?

[@fantomass47]

10:30 - ahaha, bro, YT recommend me a video called "AI Generated Minecraft Biomes" which is week before yours. LOL! xD

[@joshparks372]

the fact that people are falling for this AI garbage saying this is the future of gaming pisses me off. AI is nothing more then an attempt by big companies to make content creation processes cheaper and faster. Which means once this shit gets better, there is going to be a LOT of AI trash in the gaming space, and a massive shortage of jobs

[@_TheDoctor]

Not sure why but trying to play the game just makes Chrome flicker and i cant actually start the game.

[@tenlmao]

We got lobotomycraft before GTA 6…

[@Onestringpuppet]

Ai minecraft speedrunners got their work cut out

[@635574]

It's really stupid and incoherent not like the doom game because minecradt literally has no fixed layout.

[@-Lambda]

playing this and listening to the caretaker goes hard as fuck

[@TheAussieGamerBoys]

Kinda reminds me of LSD: Dream emulator (or whatever its called)

[@signalshift6676]

dementia simulator.. turn around ask yourself, have I not been somewhere else

[@MegaGamerGuy1701]

Dreaming of Minecraft while having alzheimer's disease.

[@samuela6271]

Its not dreaming, the term us hallucinations. I thought you were studying this but you sound like your just seeing this for the first time 😅 Not sure but, this seems to be same as the stable doomfusion? Basically your 'prediction', which is just basic A then B is way behind. 😅. The prediction is actually that in the future there will be no code or coding as it can be fully generated. Same with movies and video. Not sure where it all goes? But its exciting the level of depth and detail that could be attained jn the future.

[@172louis]

It's like in a dream, I hope it doesn't actually suddenly wake up into consciousness. Edit you said it a dream 20 secs after I writ this. I can see your point once you give rules to follow it could become a powerful auto creating tool.

[@daguido742]

this is how it feels to dream about a game

[@4thekore]

Feels like when you try to control a dream.

[@0debutant716]

Where are the electric sheep ?

[@lemniscatelogos7917]

Isn’t this the plot to that DEVS show that was on Hulu ?

[@supersecretninjame]

Its like a feverdream