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Claude Opus 5.5 built a whole flight game from essentially one prompt. Semi-realistic flight physics. Procedurally generated terrain. Obstacles, carriers, radar, missiles, stunts, combos + leaderboard. And this is actually playable in the browser. AI coding is getting ridiculous.

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安叫兽|Bird🕊️ 🔶 BNB1 day ago

能直接在浏览器里玩这点，比功能列表还让人意外

燎原1 day ago

你可以用一个提示词就让它做一个游戏。但是如果你指定一个游戏和你自己的想法告诉它，让它来做，那么你需要几个月，因为周额度两三天花完

Opnu1 day ago

insane, but what's behind all that

Sleeping Giant1 day ago

love the vibes i just love it!

JP1 day ago

Damn

Mick Mangles1 day ago

got a link?

Reuben Fernandes ルーベン1 day ago

That is a lot of systems for one prompt. Did the flight controls need a second tuning pass, or did the first build already feel good to fly?

Melodious1 day ago

I wanna playy

Vector1 day ago

Great selection of generations, how good are the physics in this game?

Meow1 day ago

very cool

MrNintendo1 day ago

How long did it take you?

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