Why we care about real PC projects
Browser preview helps creators move fast, but the thing we care about is the project underneath: a real PC game path that can keep changing.
Fast preview is only half the promise
We want creators to play the first version quickly, because waiting for setup kills momentum. But speed is not enough if the result is trapped as a throwaway web demo.
The project has to survive the next idea
A real Godot/Flockbay Engine project gives Director 1 something durable to change: scenes, scripts, assets, controls, camera, levels, difficulty, and game feel. That is what lets the second request build on the first.
Desktop PC is where the ceiling gets higher
A real desktop PC build matters when the game needs richer input, desktop packaging, local performance, platform behavior, or features that cannot be honestly proven in a browser tab. That is why we keep the Godot project path at the center.