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Stefan rebuilt his childhood favourite, F-Zero X, as the browser racer ZERO-G with AI in two days, and it was played 1,000+ times. Here's the asset pipeline and the design that makes people finish a race.
Stefan is building the strategy game he has wanted for 15 years with AI. Day 20 adds a golem that hides as a pile of rocks and a tavern where you hire fighters. We follow the golem from reference images into Unity.
genevieve__h from Google AI Studio turned photos of her home-office desk into a kart racing game with Gemini 4 Argon, Blender MCP and Three.js. We rebuild the method frame by frame.
Sac built a planet-by-planet 3D Little Prince with Opus 5.5, Tripo and Blender, playable in the browser. Here's the asset pipeline and how the scenes are organised.
Tesana says a user's space game, made with a few prompts, went from 2.5M to over 3M views in just over a week. Here's how it added a Ring world and multiplayer without breaking what already worked.
A fox-eared scout runs, launches off Wind Springs and glides between floating islands. We break down how the movement set becomes the whole game, and how the collectibles feed it.
Tesana says a user built this fly-to-any-planet game from one prompt plus an image reference. We look at what that single prompt has to carry, and what it can't.
Tesana says Aestra's first build took one weekend. We break down how it makes permanent death harsh without driving players away.
lxfater had a locally hosted ~100B-parameter model write the code, Tripo3D make the car shells and Godot hold it together: a Mini 4WD game with car select, swappable parts and races, in one day.
Stefan Vaskevich opens the local workspace he makes games in: chats beside project pages, saved skills, MCPs for the engines, and a 36-hour Unity run documented card by card.
The Eyes of the Sky developer posted 93 seconds of himself getting hit. What the frames show about attack warnings and damage feedback, and why difficulty should be tuned from damage logs and fresh players, not from the developer's own hands.
genevieve__h built a voice D&D table where Gemini 3.8 Live narrates, rolls dice, draws scenes and updates the character sheet while it talks. Here's the tool-calling structure, scene continuity and state handling, and how they carry over to a voice NPC of your own.
genevieve__h made a 3D fruit fly spend calories on CS:GO cases; across 1,000 runs, every fly starved. We break down the urge threshold, the case economy and the loss-chasing loop, and how to build a satire toy like it.
Stained Glass is one of the 30 free AI browser games Aman shared: H3 Max generated a gameplay-style clip, then Claude rebuilt it in Three.js. Here's the pipeline and the one rule that makes it work: the light is the floor.
The open-source ssbu-recomp turns the Switch code of Smash Ultimate into a native Windows program, and almost all of its code was written by Claude agents. How static recompilation works here, what the AI did, and where it still stutters.
Nebula 1.0 translates the PowerPC code of Super Mario Galaxy to C++ ahead of time and runs it on Direct3D 12. Claude wrote the toolchain; the game logic is still the original. Here is the split, the testing and the known issues.
joe jiang shows Animal Crossing: New Horizons running on an iPhone; the post he quotes says Claude learned his porting method and built a macOS Super Mario Odyssey overnight. How the method works, and how AI copies it.
Three minutes of gameplay from a hex-tile island builder made with Opus 5.5. We break down the cards, the placement preview and the objective chain so you can build a small version.
A Manager session on top, one session per game system, and a log that tags every design decision as USER or AI. Here is the workflow behind a fishing game with a public demo.
CraftAI is a free mod that plugs a model into Minecraft: observe the world, build in sections, undo the whole thing. We break down the agent loop so you can reuse it in your own game.
An indie character-action game answers an X trend with four lines of dare copy and an 86-second gameplay cut. How the copy is written, how each line gets a shot, and what the order and length cost it.
Eyes of the Sky posted one 32-second cut twice, a day apart, changing the caption and the trend it rode and dropping the opening banner: 1,161 views, then 4,170. What that comparison shows, what it doesn't, and how to get more mileage from one master.
An indie action game's entry in the 32-second promo trend: day, purple night and a dark courtyard, one in-game-style banner, one shatter transition. The structure, and what the missing end card costs.
On the playtest's last day, Eyes of the Sky posted a 60-second cut that argues in four banners (live, limited, help us, store page) and a post that names exactly which players it wants. The structure, plus the missing link and closing time.
