LingBot World open-weights game engine released, runs on consumer GPU
LingBot World, an open-weights game engine with WASD movement and hotkeys for storms, fire, and lightning, was released with a variant targeting a single consumer GPU. The city renders frame by frame as the player moves, but areas are not remembered when revisited. Weights are publicly available.
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