A collection of fully open source multiplayer games I'm working on for @modcommunity's gaming platform with @godotengine. Check them out here!
These games along with the gaming platform in general thrive off of community servers. With this, one of my main goals with these games and the platform in general is to allow any user to spin up a server running one or more of these games using the Dot Server Deploy repository.
When running servers for these games, the server (or game) owner may change the game's and addon's configuration settings to make the gameplay unique. Users can then list their server (and game) on our gaming platform where users can easily join through the web browser, desktop app, or mobile (cross-platform).
Another unique feature for this platform is the support for running multiple games at once on your server and being able to switch between them seamlessly while players are already connected. When the game (or map) changes, players automatically download all of the content from our global CDN. The CDN syncs files from Assets on our website under Godot or the game you're making the content for. With that said, it uses repo versioning and tagging similar to @github for security, deployment, conflict, and such.
If you've played community and modded servers on games like Garry's Mod or Counter-Strike, you may have noticed how servers can change maps and then have the current players download and mount the new map plus any other additional content needed.
This is the thought process behind everything and while games do have separate maps still, the maps and games loading mechanism is nearly the same under the hood.
Most of these games are still not completed, but will be worked on a lot in the close future. With that said, all of these games were created by Claude Code, but there are assets like maps from older games that Claude converted (includes credits in the repos's README).
Since these are all open source, free, and smaller/minigame-like, I feel using Claude Code would be best to speed up the process, especially since I'm also the one working on the platform as well which takes a lot of time already lol.
I wish I didn't need AI though :(
