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A developer who says he's not a game dev built Riposte, a browser FPS, with Claude Code and three.js in about a month. → Weapons, characters and maps are all generated in code → No Blender, no imported models → Physics on props, cloth and water → Built to... run on PC, phone and controller The cost breakdown is the useful part: → Started on the €20/month plan and kept hitting limits → Switched many tasks to Sonnet 5.5 to stretch it → Moved to the €90/month plan in October and never hit the limit → No extra credits bought One tip: Claude Code started spinning up parallel agents for everything, so he told it to stop in the project instructions. It's free to play in the browser. Reddit:show more

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What's the mobile frame rate?

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Everything generated in code is the wild part, no asset pipeline at all.

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That "no Blender, no imported models" line is the real flex. If Claude Code + three.js can ship weapons, cloth and water physics in a month, the bottleneck for indie games just moved from art pipelines to prompt discipline. Curious whether @AnthropicAI / @ClaudeDevs see game prototypes showing up more in their usage mix.

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Code-only assets are the real unlock here. No Blender export, re-import, fix-the-scale loop. When every weapon and map is a function, changing the whole art style is one diff and a reload. Curious how big the build gets once the procedural generators pile up.

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AI begins to change the game industry, unless it has its own brand IP.

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