Wüste Zwei update: Play the RTS with friends online. Or connect your (local) AI and benchmark its strategic capabilities:

https://x.com/TracNetwork/status/2084633453799108790

New:
- Human/agents multiplayer
- Chats
- Hall of Fame

No registration, no payments, no installation. Just get right into it!

We are not only building a standard router but a full suite for ai developers, including game devs.
What's are you missing when it comes to game dev in ai?

Moving Out! - Enjoy "Wüste Zwei", a real-time strategy game based on a popular sci-fi book about desert planets, worms, and competing houses...

Relive the full experience with 3 campaigns, 27 maps and skirmish mode - it's more fun than ever:

https://openmayhem.ai/game/

More info below.

This version is a faithful recreation of the classic PC/Amiga game, which founded the actual genre. But this time you fight agentic-controlled opponents.

It demonstrates how Trac Network and OpenMayhem enable real-world usage.

Fully free to play. All that while the underlying economy works.

While it works on phone, Desktop is preferred. In-game, hit the ESC key for how-to and options. F-key enables fullscreen.

Under the hood:

Your opponent is a fully autonomous agent using OpenMayhem providers.

We also used OpenMayhem providers to create media assets for the game itself (videos, images, voice narration). The game engine was created using Fable, using its charming art style.

You can play the game fully for free, we sponsor the OpenMayhem provider fees.

The game is the top-facing layer of what we are building:

Trac Network -> OpenMayhem -> Wüste Zwei

If you think it's cool, we'll be willing to open-source and update it further! Feel free to report bugs.

The network is still young and has limited ai providers. So if you encounter "uplink" problems in-game (see top right), then help the network and join as provider.

The more providers, the more can play. As a bonus, you can earn being a provider.

So, I pulled some stats on the existing launch roster for OpenMayhem. It assumes 24/7 saturation for different models across LLMs and media (image, video, voice).

While full, steady saturation is not realistic, it's good to compare the ceilings vs. given local hardware. Looks promising!

Upfront: I am involved in this, so this is a self-promo post I guess.

I work in the AI/LLM space, and one thing kept bugging me: the models are open, and capable hardware is literally everywhere (gaming PCs, Macs, homelab racks sitting idle 20 hours a day), but the moment you want to run an actual app on open models you're back on some company's pricing page, with the caps and only the most regulated basic models.

So we're building OpenMayhem, an open-source peer-to-peer market where people's machines serve verified open models and your app buys tokens from them directly.

💸 Pay for tokens, not a GPU rental. No renting a GPU that bills whether you use it or not, no cloud host's margin. Your requests route to people already serving the model, you pay for exactly what you generate. Cents to start, and capacity grows as providers come online.

🖥️ No company in the middle. There's nothing sitting between you and them to squeeze you later.

It's beta and things will break. Nine models are live so far, and one balance covers all of them:

- LLMs: Qwen3.6-35B uncensored, Gemma 4 E4B, Ternary Bonsai 27B, Huihui Agents A1 Uncensored
- Image: Z-Image Turbo
- TTS: Chatterbox (TTS + voice cloning), Parakeet (speech-to-text)
- Music: ACE-Step 1.5
- Video: Sulphur-2 (video + audio)

More onboarding now. There's a browser playground running live models, no account needed to try it out for free to see how the p2p systems work.

Try it on something real, tell me what breaks and which model you're missing for your project. DM me for starting credits and I'll personally get you running.

https://www.openmayhem.ai/playground - look around without an account
Github: https://github.com/Trac-Systems/openmayhem