Luanti (Formerly Minetest)

Luanti 5.12.0 is here! Perfectly on-schedule, we swear! Anyway, this time Luanti is sporting new input handling and controls, new item and entity visuals, better map performance, and more.

Are you ready to prove that you can win on Luanti even after melting due to a hot summer day? 🍦

❓ 8 teams of 3 players each. Direct elimination 🗺 Hyperium (quarterfinals), Station 2 🗓 Friday, 13 June 🕑 7:30 PM - 9:45 PM (UTC)

🏆 Prizes 1°: Champion title tag, server statue and €15 each >2°: €5 each

✍️ How to apply: Enter the Matrix room of AES >(https://matrix.to/#/#minetest-aes:matrix.org) to tell us about your team

🥚 10 eggs are hidden in the lobby: you have time until April 23 to find them all and unlock a title!

🐔 🫶 No chickens have been harmed in the process

Extra Ordinance is a topdown wave shooter where you play as the mech shown in the image with a few different weapons to switch between, as well as a dash that smashes through tunnel walls.

Camera's rough, but all things considering it's a pretty fun little game. Friendly heads up, this may not run well on less powerful hardware, PC or mobile.

Everness

Saw a video the other day of someone exploring the biomes from this, and the crystal forest biome is a cool sight. The sunlight refracts through the crystal tree leaves like a prism in a really cool touch.

I watched the final Minecraft movie trailer and I think it is a pretty good representation of how crazy Minecraft has become. It has been a few years since I played but last time I played it the game was slow and bloated.

What is everyone's thoughts on this? Is QUIC the right protocol for this? I feel like this could increase security at the cost of performance.

(Side note: please don't spam Github)

Something like feed the beast infinity evolved if that exists.

A time-traveling puzzle game; find unexpected routes around obstacles as you traverse a ruinous landscape. Use both growth and decay to your advantage. Strategically position foliage in the past. Winner of the 2023 game jam.

As it's from a game jam, there's a little roughness in some of the puzzle design (I had to look up the final parts), but overall it's an interesting and impressive game. If you're looking for a relaxing mental exercise, it very much nails that feeling.

I'm building a ship powered by technic jump drive and I need something for the heart

I think it would be cool to have some sort of addressing that allows traffic to be routed between peers.

Just install this and then map the buttons on your controller to keys and mouse inputs.

Any smart homes or large community networks?