The other super fun part for me is seeing what my friends create. It’s a very different kind of creative community when the unit of content is an interactable rather than a witticism, rant, or selfie. I’m sure not unlike Minecraft, though again, the affordances there dictate the kind of creator it attracts, someone who is willing to spend many hours placing blocks in complex arrangements is very different from the person who has 100 fun ideas a minute and not the patience to spend months or years realizing them. I think Blamo is a better fit for the latter.