Tweetcraft turns every tweet into a shared block game world with auction-based ad slots
jaivinwylde · x · 2026-10-07
Developer jaivinwylde launched Tweetcraft: a block game that lives inside a tweet, where every world is a link on 𝕏 and everyone who opens it plays together.
- Ad model: sponsorships start at $10 for 7 days; higher bids rank first, and if outbid your ad stops showing with no refund
- Ad placements: a pinned slot in the global server list, a top-5 sponsor leaderboard unique to each world that follows players across dimensions, and the "Block Dragon" — six body parts each carrying one sponsor's logo, credited when players defeat it at the Void
- The page shows live online counts and minimum bids per world; the author says totals are aggregate and never about individual players
The author is still working on lag issues and soliciting feature ideas. It's an odd experiment fusing gaming, social distribution, and programmatic ad auctions.
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