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System Tight on #rive challenge
LANTERN is a small haunted game. Your cursor is the hand holding a jack-o'-lantern in a graveyard
drowned in fog. Its flickering candle is the only light, and five lost souls hide in the dark: Wisp,
Bashful, Old Tom in his top hat, tiny Pip and the Duchess. They only appear...
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I missed out on all the Rive Halloween madness
It was crazy to see what everyone cooked up using the CLI. I finally got around to trying it last night, I’m genuinely blown away... also quite confused on how to feel about where our industry is heading. 50% excitement, 50% existential dread.
My current strategy:
be present, don’t look down, and just keep making stuff.
oh and also retrain as a plumber
Link to the game in comments. Studio site coming soon ⚡
Just keep making stuff is a solid strategy. The pixel button shop is fun.
Lower simple thirds and match visuals, animated with Rive
JUMP IN LA — no plane ticket, just a keyboard.
A bored creator clicks "Join Challenge"… and the challenge takes him literally. He shrinks down onto his own keyboard, and the only way out is to jump key by key until the screen reads CAPCUT WORLD LA CHALLENGE. One last leap, the monitor flares, and he's pulled through the light, landing in a golden beam in the middle of CapCut World LA to a "Welcome" screen, cheers and confetti.
Why a keyboard? It's every creator's real portal. Every project starts with typing, so I turned typing into the journey itself.
100% AI: 9 clips generated in CapCut Video Studio (Seedance 2.0 & Seedance 2.5), then cut, sound-designed and exported in the CapCut timeline. No live footage.
