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Coming this Christmas!!! My still in progress submission for the @_portals_ Christmas games. Moonlite Island: Santa's Last Outpost, an epic race to save Christmas!

I’ve run out of way to explain it The market just doesn’t value $portals or $chrono fairly This is the today’s changelog

@hughmfer The AI 3D generator was making some crazy good images in the Builder's Call Monday

Every single one of these things is a feat of strength type release $portals

Happy 6th Birthday Solana

What if you could build a fully playable game in minutes? 👀 The new @_portals_ MCP allows you to: - Prompt your vision - generate a working game in minues - Play, test and iterate instantly Welcome to the next generation of AI Powered Solana Gaming.

This says everything there is to say about Trump administration policies. Fuck the repercussions - just play to the base’s mental midgetry and its inability to connect dots… until those repercussions and dot connections bite you in the ass. Get rid of all the migrant farm labor until it fucks up your job market and the economy… and then bring in a bunch of migrants to replace the migrants you got rid of. This was always going to be the end result, as I wrote many times a year ago. This is a brilliant businessman, right?

There's this weird rumor going around that America is the freest country in the world because of the Constitution and things like the First Amendement. That's just silly talk...

Every build is now helping make the next builds better. If you want to tinker with the MCP you can find the install instructions here: npmjs.com/package/portal… Be on the lookout for the next version of the MCP with some game changing (literally) improvements!

About a month ago we released the first version of the @_portals_ MCP. The first version was pretty rudimentary allowing for essentially the ability to do very basic things like basic logic, animating cubes, and setting up rough layouts of rooms. What was interesting is we saw a massive uptick in new creations. People who had never built anything in Portals where now vibe coding and tinkering with Portals through the MCP. We quickly realized that improvements were needed to the MCP and shipped version 1.1.1 two weeks later. The big update in version 1.1.1 was the introduction of the Portals Intelligence suite. Since the launch of version 1.1.1 we have seen 700 new builds in ~2 weeks.

The rest of the world - specifically China - races toward the future at breakneck pace. The United States of Antiscience desperately sprints toward the 18th century, thinking THAT is a winning strategy. 🫠

Pick your battles wisely... these Icebourne enemies all have different combat skills... @portals making @DinodawgKingdom games possible:)

Testing new tools on @_portals_ Flashlights can create a real haunting atmosphere. Look out for future games with this feature!

Talking about new features available soon on @_portals_ Mini Moofs anyone? You still got your cheat codes, right? Mini Moofs are like little companions that follow you wherever you go - so cute!

@SeloSlav agreed

Web gaming is about to get very big. Within the next couple of years we will likely see a new “Newgrounds-style” ecosystem emerge. A web-native distribution layer for games that competes with platforms like Steam. There will be plenty of low-quality content at first, but the best projects will rise quickly, just like they did in the early internet era. Several trends are converging at the same time. WebGL and browser graphics are improving rapidly. Advanced shaders, GPU pipelines, and even server-side rendering make it possible to stream sophisticated visuals without requiring a powerful GPU on the player’s machine. At the same time, developers are increasingly frustrated with traditional distribution. Shipping to Steam means surrendering roughly 30 percent of revenue and operating within a closed ecosystem. The web offers a path to direct distribution and ownership. But there’s something more interesting going on. Games are becoming large-scale simulations. At their core they are agent-based models (ABMs), which are just systems where thousands or millions of actors interact according to rules and generate emergent outcomes. This is an area researchers have been exploring for decades, especially institutions like the Santa Fe Institute. Now these same ideas are colliding with modern AI and massive compute. The result will be a new kind of platform where games double as large-scale simulations of economics, warfare, industrial systems, and social behavior. Mass-scale agent orchestration inside persistent worlds creates enormous datasets for strategy, game theory, and machine learning. The intersection between gaming, AI, and simulation may end up being one of the most valuable technological frontiers of the next decade.

@_portals_ Claude MCP is seriously easy to use, it effortlessly made this Mission Briefing Lobby for our @DinodawgKingdom FPS game.

Solana gaming ecosystem keeps levelling up ⚡ Don't be shy, dive in. Explore new games, check out new platforms. That's why we're all here. Maximum Fun. @maxdotfun_ | @_portals_ | @playdotfun

@solincinerator You want to see how we access our in-house @MoistToken @solincinerator We do here, in Liquid City Powered by $MOIST built on @_portals_

gonna be a fun weekend [redacted] is looking to be my best @_portals_ game yet