s&box

Roblox 2

"please play this game, we have made it so you can get drops, oh you wonder how you were getting drops, we need you to play 7 separate days in a row for 30 minute increments, please my family is going hungry and we need people to play this slop sequel..." edit: "we made an arcade racer in two weeks to show how easy it is, ha ha! look, please... we need to not actually lose money on the development for this one guys, we have to keep developing rust!"

роблокс 2

Krabby Land ass game..... wtf garry bring back the workshop content BARE MINIMUM jfc i barely logged on only to be bombarded with ♥♥♥♥♥♥ microtransactions give us a REAL spiritual successor

До релиза работала, сейчас нет.

I genuinely hoped this would be more helpful for turning game ideas into playable prototypes than other SDKs like Unity, UE or Godot, especially with agentic AI coding, but it wasn't even just as hard. It was actually harder. At some point into a 300-hour long build of a simple prototype, I've caught myself importing basic assets that you'd think would be available in the game's workshop, all the while learning the animation rig and creating extensions for it, for things you'd think would be available from the start. You will be creating basic controllers and other code assets from scratch. You will struggle to understand how the networking works outside the basic lobby system that the game comes with, or how to test dedicated server hot-reloads for clients (I still don't). The animation rig is pretty much the only thing that helps you build things better than you would do in other SDKs, but it's not that much better as to be worth the time investment, at least for me, as an amateur dev doing this for fun. This is supposed to be lowering the barrier of entry into game development, and it's failing on every front. At least, for now. Looking forward to more updates though. In FP's defence, they seem to be aware of everything I've been struggling with, and are already rolling out more content, more pre-built tools and assets, and a better, more intuitive animation rig. They are also introducing more native support for agentic coding, which is awesome.

Now has Rust Legacy