Someone Used AI to Make Minecraft Playable Inside Twitter With Working Multiplayer, and Immediately Sold Sponsorships via Crypto
An AI-powered Minecraft clone called Tweetcraft has been built to run directly inside X (formerly Twitter), complete with working multiplayer functionality. Created by X user jaivin, the browser-based game allows players to generate shared worlds that can be accessed via unique links posted on the platform, enabling anyone who clicks to join the same game session.
The project represents the latest example of AI-accelerated game cloning, a trend that has gained momentum in recent months. Tweetcraft leverages AI to recreate the core Minecraft experience within X’s interface, transforming social media posts into playable game portals.
Beyond the novelty of in-tweet gaming, Tweetcraft has integrated a cryptocurrency-based monetization model. Sponsors can purchase advertising placements including top positions on server lists, leaderboard visibility, and branded logos placed on the game’s Block Dragon feature. This approach demonstrates an early attempt to combine decentralized finance with embedded gaming experiences on social platforms.
The project highlights both the rapid advancement of AI-powered game generation tools and the emerging intersection of blockchain-based monetization with social media gaming. It remains to be seen whether similar integrations will become commonplace or if this represents a niche experiment in the ongoing convergence of gaming, social platforms, and cryptocurrency.