For this Devs on Devs, which we’re releasing for the Redstone Race to Mainnet, we sat down with Cherry Blue & 9STX6 of the Dark Forest Archon team.

We explore three principal methods for ZKML game-design that have inklings of popularity with both game designers and players.

“People who are really serious about software should make their own hardware.”

You need to be world maxxing. You need to be automating your autonomy. Developing emergence. Creating emergencies.

For this issue of Devs on Devs, alvarius and Dhvani discuss onchain physics, MUD, and their origins as developers on the EVM.

We spoke to the Primodium team about their journey into crypto, past learnings, how to know when to commit to a project, and the newest release of the game.

GVN, Neilson, and lermchair sit down for discussion of the philosophy and archeology of autonomous worlds.

When an onchain game reaches maturity, core developers transition from smart contracts to tooling for third-party developers to create plugins and bots.

In Devs on Devs we invite developers in the AW space to discuss origin stories, challenges, & clever hacks to make Worlds habitable.