Interesting. It's like a free, browser-based 'ZBrush Core Light' without Dynamesh, ZSpheres and the authentic ZBrush brushing feel.

I'm still not very fond of browser-based software though. Maybe I'm old-fashioned, but I still prefer a stand-alone native OS application without a subscription model. After all, a system's OS is the first layer of overhead, and the browser is a second layer of overhead, taking away more resources from the software's performance.

In the good ol' days of grandpa Metin, you took complete control of the hardware for ultimate OS-less performance, like in games for the Commodore 64 and Amiga. :)