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It'sn't reminiscent of the '80s; it's more like blocky and Minecrafty, but minecraft was released on 2011 lol. 80's games were more like this: Original Maniac MansionI play a lot of indie games where the graphics are definitely not the main attraction point. Sometimes its the story, sometimes its the playability, the mechanics, or just the experience as a whole.In the case of Levelsio's game,...
Why did games reminiscent of the 80s become popular on Twitter?
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Product of the Week Winners: February 24 - March 2 Edition
Hey Product Hunt community!Juan from the Community team here. Hope Monday is treating you well so far!It's that time of the week where we celebrate the standout Product of the Week winners. These teams have been putting in serious work, and their products deserve the spotlight:@OpenArt.ai with OpenArt Consistent CharactersOpenArt Characters lets you create images of consistent characters from...
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Suno is so good it's scary
Hey Product Hunters!I love making music. I've been playing guitar, singing, and making noise since I was about 12. And Suno? It scares me a little. AI making music in seconds? Amazing, sure. But also... unsettling. Like, what does this mean for me?But I can't stop using it. It's weird. It's sparked ideas I never would've had on my own and pushed me out of my rut, which is great! Except... I...
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Super excited to see the subcommunities in each product forum start to take shape! There’s so much potential here, and the best part is the people—makers, hunters, and users—all coming together. Can’t wait to see the conversations, connections, and cool ideas that come out of this!
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The Product Hunt community is the most curious, helpful, and supportive tech community on the internet. Now the conversation can continue after launch in dedicated sub-forums for every product (e.g. producthunt.com/p/windsurf).
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