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✨ I made my first video game with ChatGPT: 1) ChatGPT generates a text-based adventure game with DALL-E 3 generating images for it 2) Every time you play the game is different because it generates the story and images live 3) The images from DALL-E are sent to Runway... which turns images into video 4) The text is sent to ElevenLabs which turns the text adventure into a pirate narrator voice 5) It's merged into a video 6) Interactive buttons are overlayed The game is called: 🐒🏝️🇳🇱The Secret of Monkey Island: Amsterdam (unofficial) And you can play it here: (video + TTS + buttons doesn't work auto yet, for now manual but text + img works, I'm building an interface for it now)show more

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@levelsio2 years ago

I recommend this music to play with it h/t @jelmerdeboer

@levelsio2 years ago

Today this all started because @jelmerdeboer was generating jungle pixel art buildings and then asked "How many months before you just generate entire games with a prompt?" I answered 6 months but then wanted to try it with Custom GPTs So it wasn't 6 months, it was 6 hours 😁

Nick Dobos2 years ago

@runwayml Wait, how are you sending Dalle to Runway? Does runway have an API!?!?

@levelsio2 years ago

@runwayml Manual for now but yes we need an API to make this work auto!

Linus Ekenstam2 years ago

@runwayml You can create your own version of this here too, With one caveat, you can play in enternity 😂

Cj Z 🎯2 years ago

Now this is what i can call "amazing" I was hooked for 13 minutes on this one of a kind game. You got me. This is a cool use case. Now I wonder there's so much that can be built withing this dynamic gaming niche. - Mind games - Adventure based - History based - Mincraft based That's a healthy experiment for the weekend. Thanks for sharing.

vince2 years ago

@runwayml I jailbreaked the game to go to outer space

K.O.O x #SailsconfAF20252 years ago

@runwayml Wow Your build rate >>>>>>>>>

IngoA2 years ago

@runwayml There is a gamedev battle going on with @dannypostmaa , correct?

@levelsio2 years ago

@flutterrausch @runwayml @dannypostmaa Oh shit here we go again haha

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