Company Updates

Today marked a highly productive milestone for Sam Curry LLC, with major progress on a new WebSockets-powered roulette game featuring daily bonuses, improved shop UX, enhanced mobile support, and playful sentiment-driven avatar reactions. The team built an engaging virtual table experience—complete with movement, chat, and even “bottle service”—while also recognizing the limitations of online gambling’s entertainment value compared to real-world social dynamics. The project direction officially shifted toward developing a broader MMO with leveling, daily rewards, and a full gameplay loop. The day also brought meaningful revenue from supportive customers, and infrastructure improvements are on the horizon as development continues.

Sam Curry LLC reflected on recent efforts to build multiplayer game systems, noting the difficulty of achieving smooth synchronization in an MMO-style WebSocket prototype and the lack of engagement in the current 2D Rust format. As a result, the focus is shifting toward developing a more addictive cookie-clicker game with a functional economy to improve player retention, alongside creating interactive features such as the newly built decisions page that enables user voting. The company plans to continue expanding user interactivity by adding elements like cameras and exploring playful premium features, including the idea of allowing pro users to remotely operate a video-camera car.

The day brought major progress as a full casino system with backend management and credit purchasing was completed, along with a fun yet currently player-profitable slot machine that will need economic rebalancing. A key business milestone was reached with all three ad slots selling out, adding $30 in recurring revenue and new responsibility to serve advertisers well. Although a websockets-based PVP game was paused due to the complexity of handling large HTML files and real-time physics, significant improvements were made to the admin UI, and the post shared the first comparison screenshots showing clear visual progress from the previous day.

Sam Curry LLC has officially launched its first website, marking the latest milestone in a Nebraska-born solo venture dedicated to making lots of (legal) money without outside investors. Despite heroic efforts to spend nothing, the company invested a grand $11.86 in QuickBooks to stay IRS-ready, but has already secured its first loyal paying customer. The site now sports a blog, documents (including one accidental address leak), finances, and a shop, with a members-only Board Room on the horizon. In short: humble beginnings, big ambitions, and a founder who’s ready for questions, comments, or mild chaos via email.