Redbrick: 4399 in the age of AI, the Text-to-Game revolution is coming Before the release of GPT-5, the competition for large AI models was in a quiet period before the storm. In the past few months, from "pixel-style small video" to "knife cut fruit ASMR", large manufacturers have begun to roll up the AI application layer. However, Redbrick has found a different way, creating 4399 in the AI era and building a full-stack toolchain for text-to-game. Taking advantage of Binance Alpha's initial launch of its platform token $BRIC today, we take a closer look at this "5-minute game-making" project. 1⃣ Redefining Game Creation: From Code to Prompt Word Engineering Remember the days when you played Gold Miner on 4399 as a kid? Who would have thought that one day we would be able to build games with a single sentence. Redbrick's core narrative is simple: anyone can create, publish, and monetize games through AI. Zero programming threshold, 5 minutes of fast deployment. This is not a pie to brag, but a system that has already run through. Imagine you have an idea in your head: "I want to make a casual card game with the theme of playing between Dev and P Player". In traditional mode, you need to learn Unity, write code, do art, debug bugs... The whole workflow comes down for at least a few months. But at Redbrick, all you need to do is: --Enter a text description --AI generates game assets and logic --Visual Editor fine-tuning --One-click publishing to multi-chain This is the paradigm revolution. Shift from "I have the technology so I can make games" to "I have ideas so I can make games". 2⃣ The endorsement is hard enough, not a dirt dog project Looking at the project first, look at the endorsement, Redbrick's investment lineup and partners' coffee positions are in the top ecological niche. Institutional Endorsements: --Google Startup Accelerator Program (this one is hard to get into) --The only company in the Asia-Pacific region selected for the 16th issue of Abu Dhabi Hub71 --Binance Alpha debut (trading starts today at 10:00 UTC) Technical Cooperation: --In-depth cooperation with 10+ mainstream public chains such as BNB Chain, Solana, Monad, etc --Exclusively partnered with Samsung to build the core engine --10+ patented technologies, U.S. patent holders for the metaverse This level of endorsement shows that the project is not pumping & dumping, but is seriously developing and building. In particular, Samsung's cooperation is a Web3 project that can be recognized by traditional technology giants, which has a lot of weight. Data Performance: --5.8 million+ wallet users --52 million+ game plays --78 million+ on-chain transactions --60,000+ daily active users The numbers aren't particularly explosive, but they're true. Much healthier than those L1/L2/Dapp apps that only have TVL and no real users. 3⃣ Korean community + multi-chain deployment = breakthrough potential One of the interesting things about Redbrick is that the Korean community is particularly active. This is thanks to the collaboration with Samsung, which is highly receptive to this AI+Gaming concept among Korean users. The Korean gaming market is characterized by the willingness of users to pay for virtual items, a payment habit that naturally suits Web3 tokenomics. When Redbrick's game began to spread in the Korean community, the utility of $BRIC really came to show. What's more, Redbrick supports the simultaneous deployment of 10+ main chains, including high-performance chains such as Solana and Monad. In the current era of chain abstraction moving from narrative to productization, Redbrick is forward-looking and natively supports account abstraction. Users only need to focus on the gaming experience, and do not need to worry about managing different on-chain assets. 4⃣Roadmap: From Platform to Ecosystem Redbrick's roadmap is both radical and realistic. 2025 Q3: Launch a new AI game platform, aiming for 1,000 AI native games 2025 Q4: Open AI content engine API to build an upper-layer creation ecosystem 2026 Q1: Launch of the decentralized asset protocol and confirmation of game IP rights on the chain Q3 focuses on game content creation, Q4 opens APIs for third-party developers to access, and Q1 does IP rights confirmation. It's a complete evolutionary route from tools to platforms to protocols. In particular, if the IP rights confirmation step is completed, Redbrick will not only be a game creation platform, but also the infrastructure layer of the entire game IP. 5⃣Rethink. Of course, there are risks associated with any project. Technical risks: Will the quality of AI-generated games meet user expectations? Will creators be lost due to serious homogenization? Competitive risk: Traditional engines such as Unity and Unreal are also adding AI capabilities, where is Redbrick's moat? Adoption Risk: It takes time to develop user habits in Web3 gaming, and are the average player willing to play games of average quality for the sake of tokenomics? But from another perspective, these risks are also opportunities. If Redbrick can achieve market monopoly in the niche of AI X Web3 casual games, it may become the infrastructure for the next generation of casual games. summary What Redbrick is essentially doing is lowering the barrier to entry for game creation and democratizing game development. In the Web2 era, YouTube empowers everyone to be a content creator; In the era of Web3, it may be Redbrick that makes everyone a game creator. $BRIC opened trading today on Binance Alpha (10:00 UTC) and is also listed on Bitget, Gate, MEXC and other exchanges. From our analysis above, $BRIC has solid fundamental support. But at the end of the day, the success of the project will depend on whether the average user can truly enjoy the process of creating a game and be willing to spend time and money in the ecosystem. NFA, DYOR.