FlowCode & Blender Play

Game Creation Just Got Radically More Intuitive — and Collaborative

What if making games and 3D worlds felt less like coding...
And more like building with friends?

Introducing two concepts:

FlowCode (for Unreal Engine)

Logic, interaction, and gameplay — built like connecting puzzle pieces.

FlowCode is a proposed new visual logic system for Unreal Engine, inspired by Dreams (Media Molecule) and fused with Unreal’s raw power. Think: Blueprints, but easier. Gadgets, but professional.

Just connect a “Player Enters Zone” node to a “Spawn Enemy” gadget — done. Game logic that feels intuitive, visual, and fun.

What makes FlowCode special?

• Easy enough for first-timers, deep enough for pros.

• Visual scripting meets logical gadgets.

• Seamless with C++ and Blueprints — choose your lane.

Real-Time Collaboration

FlowCode includes in-engine co-creation tools.
You and a teammate can work on the same project, in real time, from different systems. Changes sync instantly. Saves are automatic.
Just like Dreams — but built for industry workflows.

Make your first gameplay system in minutes — or build a full game with friends across the world.

Blender Play

The full power of Blender — with none of the fear.

Blender Play is a reimagined entry mode for Blender, designed to make 3D creation feel like exploration, not frustration. It’s Blender under the hood — but wrapped in a playful, simplified, gadget-based interface, like Dreams.

You still get all the muscle: sculpting, physics, rendering, animation. But now with intuitive workflows that don't bury you in menus.

What makes Blender Play different?

• Sculpt, animate, and create with gadgets instead of complexity.

• Perfect for beginners, fast for pros.

• Compatible with all regular .blend files.

• Clean UI, friendly tools, live previews.

And yes — it’s collaborative.

Blender Play includes live shared projects — two (or more) creators can sculpt, animate, or build together in the same file, in real time.
Every change auto-saves. Every move syncs instantly.
No more sending project files back and forth.

Create like a pro. Think like a kid. Build like a team.

The Vision

FlowCode + Blender Play are about unlocking creativity — not replacing core tools, but evolving them.

Imagine:

• A solo dev prototypes their game logic in FlowCode in a weekend.

• Two animators on opposite sides of the world co-sculpt a 3D character in Blender Play.

• A classroom of kids starts building games and shorts without needing to code.

These aren’t toy tools. They’re industry-grade, made fun, and made together.

Final Thought:

It’s not about simplifying the tools. It’s about removing what gets in the way of creating.

Would you use FlowCode or Blender Play if they existed?

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(Man, if I was a professional coder, I could make this a reality with plugins)