@DeRonin_: a solo dev shipped a game called Schedule 1 last year 8M+ copies. ~$125M. built by one person. and the tools just got e…
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A solo developer shipped 8M+ copies of Schedule 1, earning ~$125M. Now Higgsfield Games allows generating and deploying multiplayer games from a single prompt using Higgsfield MCP and Claude Fable 5.
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a solo dev shipped a game called Schedule 1 last year
8M+ copies. ~$125M. built by one person.
and the tools just got even better
Higgsfield Games:
• describe a game in plain text • 2D or 3D, any genre • characters, props, settings generated by Higgsfield MCP • multiplayer, built and deployed
powered by Claude Fable 5
the idea was always the hard part
now it’s the only part
try it on Claude via Higgsfield MCP ↓
Higgsfield AI 🧩 (@higgsfield): Meet Higgsfield Games.
For the first time, build and deploy multiplayer games from one prompt, in any genre, 2D or 3D, with best-in-class characters, props, and settings generated by Higgsfield MCP.
Powered by Claude Fable 5. Try on Claude via MCP and on our Supercomputer.
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