@KenLin1985
https://t.co/0biET7860m - Entrepreneur, Domain Investor (https://t.co/xKOqsLXzXe), Developer (https://t.co/Ipn3t7R6fg & https://t.co/mt1ofCP6iG), Wanderlust → See My https://t.co/R3NKxGHucL
Ken Lin @KenLin1985One guy. No coding or art background. Two days. A world full of monsters. 🐾 I just built a game where you can raise your own monster, grow crops, craft items, explore, and battle. The part that still feels a little unreal? I built it with AI tools helping me handle both the code and the art. My workflow: 💻 Claude writes the code. 🎨 Codex generates the 2D art. 🧊 Those images go into an automated Blender workflow to create 3D models. My job? Design the gameplay, decide how the systems fit together, and keep refining the UI until everything feels right. And yes, “one more small UI change” has taken up a very large part of these two days. 😂 What makes this exciting to me is how quickly an idea can become something you can actually play. A creature you imagined becomes a pet on your screen. Then you give it a world to explore, things to grow, and enemies to fight. There’s still plenty to improve and build, but seeing all these systems come together in just two days has been incredibly rewarding. Come raise your own Monster Pet: 👉 #GameDev #VibeCoding
Ken Lin @KenLin1985I launched around 100 new travel sites last week, all built on pure geo .com domains, and they’re already starting to bring in bookings. Today, I got three bookings within about an hour, two from the new sites, including That’s not typical, though. Lately, I’ve been averaging one or two bookings a day. My favorite among the new sites is Polar adventure trips can bring in a high commission per booking, but they’re niche, long-tail products, so bookings tend to be few and far between. The idea behind these pure geo .com travel sites is to capture long-tail demand at scale. One or two sites might bring in only five to ten commissionable bookings a year, which wouldn’t amount to much. But with 100 sites? Or 500? That could add up to more than 1,000 bookings a year. I now have 160 of these sites, and I’m still building. My latest acquisition is PortGrimaud․com, named after Port Grimaud, a canal-side town in southern France known as the “Little Venice of Provence.” I’m planning to turn it into a travel site over the next few days. If you own any .com domains that consist purely of a tourist destination name, with no extra words, feel free to let me know. I may be interested in buying. I generally only consider .coms with a dotDB EMD count of 10 or higher. 👉
Ken Lin @KenLin1985I launched around 100 new travel sites last week, all built on pure geo .com domains, and they’re already starting to bring in bookings. Today, I got three bookings within about an hour, two from the new sites, including That’s not typical, though. Lately, I’ve been averaging one or two bookings a day. My favorite among the new sites is Polar adventure trips can bring in a high commission per booking, but they’re niche, long-tail products, so bookings tend to be few and far between. The idea behind these pure geo .com travel sites is to capture long-tail demand at scale. One or two sites might bring in only five to ten commissionable bookings a year, which wouldn’t amount to much. But with 100 sites? Or 500? That could add up to more than 1,000 bookings a year. I now have 160 of these sites, and I’m still building. My latest acquisition is PortGrimaud․com, named after Port Grimaud, a canal-side town in southern France known as the “Little Venice of Provence.” I’m planning to turn it into a travel site over the next few days. If you own any .com domains that consist purely of a tourist destination name, with no extra words, feel free to let me know. I may be interested in buying. I generally only consider .coms with a dotDB EMD count of 10 or higher. 👉
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