InterstellarG0

Not all of this game happens behind the wheel. When you get home, you dig. This is the shelter in Meta Machina: StarFall, the family's home under the yard. Right click bare earth and someone goes down to dig it out. Here it's Otto. The game asks what the new space is for: the commons. Then what goes in it: a sofa. Mara builds it, and Wren sits down on it, facing the right way, while Otto sleeps on the infirmary cot next door. One take, no cuts. The digging and building are sped up, and the HUD says by how much. The shelter is the oldest part of this game. It was a 2D game first, then a 2D game with art, then a 3D cutaway, before the world around it existed. How it got this far: before the agents built anything new, a Claude Code lane audited my original fourteen-line brief against what already worked, and then built only the gaps: stats that rise with use, items as data, a store with a weight cap, save and load end to end. When it closed out on Oct 2, every one of the 155 buildable objects you could reach could actually be built. That's the habit I'd steal for any AI build. Agents love to start fresh. Make them audit what exists first. The gaps are almost always smaller than the rewrite. Staged: a dev crate start, every store full, so the build isn't waiting on scrap. Every order after that is a click. Development footage, not final. Sound on. Meta Machina: StarFall is in development and coming to Steam. Follow @1DigitalC to watch it get built. Commons first or workshop first?