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No wayyy!! a solo dev with ZERO coding or game development experience built a playable 3D game in just 6 weeks using Opus 5.5 and Godot? The game combines Ragnarok Online with Monster Hunter, with custom characters, environments, 3D assets, VFX, and shaders. Opus 5.5 through Claude Code handles... most of the development, while Codex helps generate visual references and assets, Tripo AI turns references into 3D models, and Blender handles smaller objects. The dev even built custom AI workflows to maintain a consistent art style, delegate coding tasks, preserve context between sessions, and verify research. Budget is around $400/month. The game is still in development, but the progress is insane tbhshow more

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O🌷3 days ago

Dev: @afterthewinddev

AiSongMan｜AIワークフロー研究所3 days ago

Love this. I went 2D: a full shoot 'em up with Opus 5.5 in about 11 hours over 3 days, 49 prompts from me. What made it fast was finishing one stage completely first. With that template, the other 4 stages took a day. Wrote up every step here:

O🌷3 days ago

Nice haha

Sean G’Dovic3 days ago

I like the environments. Once I get into developing 3D games again, I'll need to check out these tools. I've never heard of Tripo before.

O🌷3 days ago

Wait fr? You’ve never heard of it before?

Sean G’Dovic3 days ago

Nah, I’ve been a game designer and director of a team for a while, but I’m fairly new to this tech. I can definitely say these tools are the future for indies who aren’t rich enough to run their own studio.

Gregory Dixon3 days ago

Is it in steam slopfest?

🐱 | NO AI3 days ago

Slop

O🌷3 days ago

Where’s yours?

J A Z I I3 days ago

did you made this?

O🌷3 days ago

No, I tagged the dev

Ozan3 days ago

We should tell AI haters this game made by humans. Then drop the news after a while.

KC3 days ago

That's a Banger NGL

O🌷3 days ago

Yeah fr it’s good

yak's 🗽3 days ago

you build this

O🌷3 days ago

Nah

Alina Fomina3 days ago

cooool! @afterthewinddev we spent not 6 weeks but interviewed opus 5.5 and deepseek v4.1 flash on how they see themselves

KV3 days ago

port this to mobile and it already looks ready for Google Play/App Store and monetization 👀

O🌷3 days ago

🤣🤣fr But

murat3 days ago

this is actual so cool

O🌷3 days ago

Yeah fr so cool

Kephen Rai3 days ago

Just read the end of your message. I see why now, you're one of those berserker ai-coders out there leaving us in the dust... >.<

John | Unity + Godot with AI3 days ago

wild result. tip for anyone trying this in godot 4: if the AI spawns stuff inside a body_entered signal, use add_child.call_deferred() or you get "can't change this state while flushing queries". it parses fine, so the agent thinks it's done

Daniel Johnsen3 days ago

ragnarok online with monster hunter fights would eat my whole weekend

Chamath3 days ago

6 weeks is wild, but 'zero experience' tends to age badly the moment the first physics bug shows up 😅 honestly the skill isn't the code anymore, it's knowing when the output is garbage

🦖 YEDAD 🦖2 days ago

Looks amazing

Rick3 days ago

Seems its got a bunch of us going! Cept im using grok.

Anthony Eckert2 days ago

here is patch today from a month of opus using an engine called bevy. its all built in rust. also used meshy while trying to keep everything opensource (i made games before ai though im cheating LOL)

John Roberts | Foundry2 days ago

I am doing something similar with grok bot and. Cursor agents

Technology Timeline3 days ago

Yes, it is

Nacho3 days ago

It’s a great time for artists to make video games. AI can help handle the coding, but an artist’s personal style and creative vision are what truly make a game stand out in a sea of generic AI slop.

0x7be3 days ago

🤢🤮

eugene (resilient arc)3 days ago

this is really cool

Spellkin3 days ago

Zero to Ragnarok-meets-Monster-Hunter in six weeks, shaders included, is a wild timeline. The breakdown I'd read is the shaders: did the model write them from a reference, or was it a long loop of "no, softer" until it looked right?

Kephen Rai3 days ago

I'm one-manning my Web Environment studio, I spent about 5-days on the thing so far, it exported it's first test-world-environment, not nearly as detailed as yours, but the core of mine is the basic structure i need to build - in the long run - something like your world, I have no idea how you get your grasses like that, I was fascinated by the crude-little monster grass I just saw in my test world. When it's done, a chat-bot can go a world using the website slick as shit, next to zero logics time/work spent on it, feed the bot the game world, new world generated from scratch or built upon the existing one. I tried for like 3 weeks just to get GRASS like yours earlier this year, I didn't get any damn place at all. I'm fascinated by Opus' grasses.

妄想禪丫2 days ago

AI不會變成抄襲嗎! AI不能生成獨創風格

Xu Zhang3 days ago

游戏质量不错，但是我通常不会相信一个人能在“毫无任何行业相关经验” 的情况下能做出产品来，这种说辞通常用来显得他们很厉害，但是当你深挖之后发现他多多少少都是至少半个行内人。

Two dog3 days ago

门槛降了，曝光更难了，怪不得我开户审核从15天变到30天

StarFruitNinja3 days ago

So the game was made by a robot?

Dima G | solo game dev2 days ago

It turned out to be a beautiful project, keep it up.

RoboRat®3 days ago

A playable 3D game in six weeks from someone with no coding background is a big claim. What do you think was the hardest part for them to get right?

Black Cats Capital2 days ago

Damn this is cool.

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