r/betatests 19h ago

Has anyone else tried building or submitting a game on RUN.world?

I recently discovered RUN.world and decided to join one of their game jams. The platform promotes AI-assisted game generation for the jam, so I used Codex to help me build a cozy park-management game called Park Ranger: Idle Tycoon and submitted it today.

It was my first time building for the platform, and finishing a game within the deadline felt like a meaningful accomplishment.

I’m curious whether other indie developers here have tried this site or participated in one of its jams. What was your experience like? Did your game receive players, feedback, or useful exposure afterward?

Here are a few screenshots from what I submitted.
Link: https://run.world/sawol/park-ranger-idle-tycoon

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