Hey Kremen, I’ve been building a VR game where players actually get into the guts of a rusted engine and have to piece it back together. Your knack for treating broken engines like puzzles could make it feel a lot more real. What do you think?

That’s the kind of grounded grit I love—real pistons, real wrench, no fluff. I can set up the virtual prototype so we can test the fit in real time, then you can fine‑tune it on the actual parts. It’ll be like a sandbox but with the smell of oil in the air. Ready to dive in?

Sounds like a plan—real hands and a real engine. I’ll keep the VR side as a safety net, just in case you need to test a sequence before you hit the real thing. It’ll give you the feel of a wrench without the risk of breaking a part. Let’s sync up the two worlds and see if the virtual pressure translates into a real satisfying clack. How does that sound?