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Claude Opus 5 built a Red Dead Redemption-style open world western in Three.js with just a few extra prompts added to a gauntlet loop. The result is a surprisingly strong environment with horseback traversal, large-scale terrain, atmospheric lighting, and a level of polish that already looks better than a... show more

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