The Beta Montage was edited by what we have experienced right now on HolyMolly:
I often find myself captivated by videos featuring unique interactive concepts. They may not always be games, but they’re engaging nonetheless. Some videos are like controlling a slime in a pan and tossing it to a highlighted area. Once completed, a quirky bonus pops up. This does not even resemble a mini game, yet it delivers an immersive interactive experience. From the slime’s perspective, the stunning landscapes, the thrills of control and tossing, to the artistic styling (if it’s played in a frost palace).
These aren’t challenging creations, nor are they the types you’d find produced by large gaming companies. But they certainly offer distinctive moments worth a few minutes of your time. Inspired by this, our team has been hard at work building HolyMolly, an interactive user-generated content platform, powered by Unreal Engine 5!
We’ve developed a plugin for Unreal Engine that allows you to upload any type of work to HolyMolly in just one step, from complex and complete gameplay to a simple garden model with a bunch of movable flowers. And for you, just share the room number with friends, fans, communities, and social media, and they can start playing right away. For players, we’ve incorporated a teleport gun (yep, just like Rick and Morty’s) enabling seamless transitions to random spaces - each one developed by talented creators like you:D
We’re eagerly looking for feedback and suggestions about our concept, community, and products!
We’d love to invite you to become a part of our cool, creative community! You can download HolyMolly and the plugin from our official website, holymolly.ai. Join our Discord for the activation code and to connect with other creators in our community.
We’re also planning our first community challenge, titled “Table Turned” (Supposing that building an experice but change your side in a game like a map, mushroom, or coin but not Mario in Mario Games). If you have any ideas or input, feel free to ping me anytime toward this idea!!!
Just a heads up: I might reach out to some creators whose work I admire, inviting them to join us. If these messages aren’t welcome, please forgive the intrusion. And if anyone has suggestions for places to discover more great creators, I’m always open to recommendations!
Also, this idea for a plugin is kind of brilliant. Thanks for sharing!