I wanted to see how far I could push... MCode CLI on a small game project, so I asked it to build a complete racing game from scratch. It started with a single index.html( no build step, no dependencies, just double-click and play.) The game already had steering, collisions, enemy cars, parallax scrolling, and a difficulty curve. Then, without leaving the same workflow, I had MCode use M3 (with multimodal capability) to create the player car, skyline, and start-screen visuals, and integrate them directly into the game. Once the game was done, it used H3 Max to create a 10s cinematic trailer for i. The part I liked most is that MCode CLI handled the whole thing as one continuous build: code, assets, integration, and final media, all from the terminal. All embedded as base64 — still fully offline, still one file (~595 KB).show more

MCode CLI + Blender + H3 = blockout to... cinematic rescue Why MCode CLI fits this workflow: >Reads and edits your Blender scripts. >Runs builds, renders and checks in the terminal. >Automates workflows with `mcode exec`. >Resumes sessions for the next iteration. Set the poses and camera moves in Blender Give H3 the reference video and a prompt for the final look.show more

Grok 4.5 in Grok Build created an FPS game... in under an hour. The prompt was simple. I told it to write a game design document and pull free assets from the web. Then I had it create a TODO.md with implementation phases and run a loop to build out each phase. SpaceXAI and Cursor cooked here. This model is insane.show more

Grok Build is seriously addictive. I can't put it... down. I had my 8-year-old nephew build a game with it, Starship Breakthrough. He sent all the prompts himself; I just gave a little guidance on the side. He knows zero code, and when he finished his first real game, he was over the moon. One tip: when you start a new project in Grok Build, don't have it execute right away. Say "I want to build a ___, design it first, then build it." Let it lay out a plan, you review it, then it executes — the results come out noticeably more solid. Everyone should give it a try.show more

I gave EvoX Agent one prompt and asked it... to build me a game. This is what came out 👇🏼 A playable browser game called Neon Dodge: built from scratch in Code Mode with movement, obstacles, scoring, increasing difficulty, and a full restart loop. Here’s how it happened.show more

🎮"Your Best Friend"🎮 ~Do you like Puppets?💜 👉Horror Game... project, that I want to build into something real (and spooky). To show the idea, I used characters I already had, but I plan to rework it all properly with a team. #horrorgames #indiegamesshow more

A lot of people asked how I create game... models One of the first things I had Fable 5 build was a 3D asset generator for swords Four base types with adjustable details The result is countless unique game items with only one asset generatorshow more

Very pleasantly surprised to discover Cursor cloud agents can... playtest the godot game I built. See the (sped up) video below of the agent playtesting the game. As I was watching it play the game, I can see the agent slowly learn how the game works and familiarise with the game's UI. I also realised that the agent is a very 'safe' player, choosing to play very safely and retreating from battle if it foresees it can't defeat. Very interesting to see. I wonder if I could simulate different game playtester behaviours that mimic different types of real-world player archetypes. With agentic playtesting, this means that the agents are able to provide actual gameplay feedback and suggestions to improve the game, having played the game itself. This unlocks a whole lot of possibilities for AI-assisted game dev, since it closes the playtest loop. This feels like the future of recursive game development, where agents can now recursively build > playtest > improve the games they are working on. Thanks edwin for letting me know that these agents can actually playtest games, not just software! Very excited to dig deeper to see what I can do with these agents with computer access!show more

Grok’s new Build mode makes it incredibly easy to... create and deploy apps and fun games. This game was made with one simple prompt: “Build a peaceful 3D driving game with an endless forest I can drive through freely. No missions. No timers. Make it feel calm.” Play it here:show more

I gave the Unity CLI a try - and... it's GOOD! Connected with Grok 4.5 via Grok Build - it handled the Editor by itself. Took the 2d platformer template and told Grok to give it a visual uplift, while keeping the game mechanics. Spriterrific for the character animations and Nano Banana 2 lite for the static sprites. I think this is a huge unlock for gamedevs, especially those who want to use Unity!show more

new skill: create-canvas. last week I made a skill... to put every component from a repo on one canvas. I started using it with my agent to create variations, compare ideas, and iterate visually without leaving the codebase. so I made a new skill around that workflow. instead of moving your work into another tool, bring the canvas into your codebase and use it to explore UI with your agent, using the real components, styles, and project context already there.show more

Nate, I used spawn to create the game you... wanted with literally your low-res screen shot. If you haven't used Spawn to create an AI game, do it. Google Playground is garbage and they are just being culture vultures. I linked the full game below too for proof.show more

my rewrite of crimsonland 1.9.93 (2003) is out i... decompiled the game and rewrote it from scratch. you can already enjoy the entire game end-to-end. and soon i will open the repo so you can study how it was done. play now: uvx crimsonland@latestshow more

I made a step by step one-hour tutorial on... how to make a VR shooter in Unity! After releasing the first 3-parts of my series on how to make a VR game in Unity 6.2, I wanted to build a VR game from scratch using everything we’ve learned so far. Out of 10 different themes, the one that won the Patreon poll was… a VR Shooter! Here’s the result of that challenge: • A VR rig with climbing locomotion • A pistol with silencer • Guard patrols • A guard AI vision system that can detect the player If you’d like to watch the full tutorial and get the Unity project files, it’s available right now on Patreon : 👉show more

I used to play way too much Vampire Survivors.... I stopped for about a year after I had maxed most everything and all the DLC content. Decided to start over today. It's such a ridiculously addictive game. At some point in a level you're basically invincible and just coin farm to build character XP.show more

I just tried out the MiniMax H3 model to... create this, and the result is absolutely insane. I am honestly blown away by the quality and detail it managed to produce; it is a total game changer for me!show more

I'm moving and found a fun little use for... Claude Cowork: Hand it a floorplan and ask it create a 3D planner. The attached demo (not my real place) was a one-shot. I also had it find all the email receipts for furniture I got over the last few years and put in matching models. Yesterday, I asked it to add a game mode so I can walk through different versions of my new place. The future is SO FUNshow more

Hey guys, I want to clear up exactly what... happened here with Koda. Koda started as a personal robotics / Super Intelligence project built around my sister’s Shiba Inu. None of the original work, posts, videos, or development had anything to do with launching a coin. After the Koda reveal started getting attention, a friend told me there were creator fees sitting for me on Paid from a coin somebody else had launched around the project. I went ahead and claimed those fees to my wallet: AGja5tTMvTzsgdKgMLboRGSsioQV2cJuLFiud9fgnSgr After I claimed them, I realized people were starting to treat that as if I had officially backed or launched that first Koda coin. I hadn’t. I appreciated that the community had created something around Koda, but I had no involvement in that original launch, no control over the contract, and no way to build anything around it long term. That’s when I decided it made more sense to create one official token directly tied to me and the actual project. So I launched the official Super Intelligent Dog / $KODA coin directly from the main wallet that I personally control. The goal is to have one clear contract, one verified project wallet, and one place where future creator fees can transparently support Koda’s hardware, testing, development, and whatever comes next. This is the only $KODA token I have launched from this wallet and the only one I consider official. Official CA: 4RW29wkTMDHkYSyByDKTpxDfCTwwGZYnTfQZ9VHKpump Main wallet: AGja5tTMvTzsgdKgMLboRGSsioQV2cJuLFiud9fgnSgr From here forward, anything directly connected to Koda, Super Intelligent Dog, or future development of the project will come from this account and this wallet. Claiming fees from a community-created token is one thing. Putting my name and the Koda project behind a token is another. The goal remains the same: keep developing Koda and keep pushing the Super Intelligent Dog project further.show more

Over a year ago I started my journey with... Bitcoin. Like most, I was just curious. But as I studied it, I realized Satoshi Nakamoto didn’t just build Bitcoin. He built a world where anyone could create in his spirit. He built something that lasts. That inspired me to build. To build sports on chain and stack Satoshi’s across chains. My contribution was to pass my most valuable possession to the blockchain, the actual GAME 5 BALL 🏀 from the 1991 NBA Finals. The night the Bulls won our first championship. The Holy Grail of sports. That ball is history, it’s legacy, and it’s culture. I wanted the fans to own a piece of it. To own fractions of the actual ball, now preserved in a vault as we build a Real World Asset around it. The digital scan of that same ball is powering an elite sports ecosystem through gaming, AI agents, storytelling, multi-chain, and a documentary that captures what this moment means. Tomorrow night, the GAME 5 BALL 🏀 expands to Solana. $BALL is already live on Ethereum and this is the first step of our multi-chain journey as we build the future of sports on-chain. This is bigger than any one person. This is community. This is history. This is the start of breaking world records in sports collectibles and culture itself. Be like Satoshi. Keep building. $BALL 🏀🏆 GAME 5 BALL 🏀 Learn more and how to get tokens atshow more

in 2017, I raised $500,000 to build a game... it never shipped recently, I opened the dead codebase again and started rebuilding it with my kids old enough now the idea is simple: kids build levels parents try to survive them almost done now sending 25 invites today reply if you want one 👋show more