AI-generated multiplayer game demo surprises devs: players roam different map areas independently
TheAaronBowley · x · 2026-09-13
In a discussion around an AI-generated Zelda-like multiplayer game demo, TheAaronBowley shared his biggest surprise: two players could enter different buildings and stand in different parts of the map simultaneously, with everything "just working" instead of forcing both into the same level. gandamuml clarified it's technically one window/surface — the panning viewports simply show different content from the same screen — and he didn't push further since the multiplayer's limits are unknown.
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