Towerborne was originally envisioned as an always-online MMO-lite action RPG brawler. Players would group together with their friends in a shared social space known as The Belfry. From there, players would venture out to the hexagonal world map and enter into 2.5D side-scrolling brawler combat missions. Loot, quests, and an ever-expanding world map provide a compelling "just one more" gameplay loop. The live-service structure meant the game would be ever-changing and expanding with new content and features continuously releasing over time.
Their new approach, which I'll call Linux ID, was presented this week by Linux Foundation Decentralized Trust leaders Daniela Barbosa and Hart Montgomery, along with partner Glenn Gore, CEO of Affinidi, an open-standard digital trust company. Linux ID is meant to give the kernel community a more flexible way to prove who people are, and who they're not, without falling back on brittle key‑signing parties or ad‑hoc video calls.
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