Short answer: Jordan Metzner says he built the game in Bolt using Three.js, with a clock, timer and best score; players collect falling money, and his top score was 8,950.
Watch this answer from Episode 14 (starts at 10:19) · Episode 14 notes and transcript
From Episode 14: Inside the $1.4 Trillion Solopreneur Market + the Tools We Built (ft. Hooman, Collective CEO), starting at 10:19.
Jordan Metzner [10:18]: But wait, there's more. Alright. So, I made a collective song called Make It Rain, which obviously was awesome. And so I figured what else would be, a nice fitting built this week application, but a make rain game. So I made a make it rain game, and you can just start by making it rain. And I think you guys will see how it works. Thanks, Molina. I got some music in the background. This is the OJ. This is So you gotta collect all the money as it makes it rain. I could a little bit. Can we get some cash money? And so, yeah, you gotta collect all the money.
Hooman Radfar [11:04]: What'd you use to do this?
Jordan Metzner [11:06]: This one I built in Bolt using ThreeJS. Yeah. And, yeah, just like a very simple game type. It's got a clock and a timer and like your best score, etcetera. And then I didn't have the Make It Rain song I made for you on YouTube yet, so I just used the OJ's as, like, a placeholder. I don't wanna get, like, locked out of YouTube or anything for copyright. But, yeah, it'd be great to put your Make It Rain song in here. I got eleven seconds left. You'll see it have like a little timer. Okay. My top score was oh, I think I'm gonna get top score. Okay. Cool. And then I'll get my top score. Let's see. Alright. Top score, eight thousand nine fifty. Boom. Boom. And then, the real way to master cash flow is with Collective, so that's that's the real That's right. Way to do it. So, alright, man. That's it. That's what I've built for this week.
