[DizzyDoo]

There is a website, and it's here - https://digiplaygaming.com/, but it really doesn't contain any worthwhile information. "We'll host your web game" - okay? But I was doing that back in 2009 when I first sold a license to my first commercial flash game. It's not hard to embed a game in an HTML document. Clearly NFT's and crypto stuff feature somewhere in there but it's not spelled out, and because it's not spelled out I'm instantly 100% suspicious.

[Noturos]

Yeah looking over the site I guess I understand why the discord was linked instead. They may or may not have killer ideas/tech, but the website fails to explain how it’s much different than the flash game sites of yesterday.

Edit: So I was planning on adding an edit with my thoughts after viewing the correct website, but my points mostly still stand and now I’m confused because both sites are like 70% the same..

[astlouis44]

Want a demo?

[astlouis44]

Actually no, that is not our website. This is our website:

https://www.theimmersiveweb.com/

[johanneskanybal]

As someone that has most of my value in crypto, a life long gamer and programmer: a 2 fps version of the first halo doesn't really sell it sorry.

[DizzyDoo]

You should update your Twitter to point to your new website? Its pretty much identical to your old website, so perhaps it doesn't matter at all.