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In retrospect maybe i should have tried to do that one in Unreal for better animals models, but i still enjoyed this result. It's incredible that we can get this kind of 3D scene by prompting an AI

Fable Did the Zoo itself, and then i had Astra do the animals and the final polish.
Astra had access to blender and used that to do the animals. The rest is all done in Three.js

Fable and Opus agents created the scene. Astra fixed some issues and added a nice polish (like the birds). All of this is done in three.JS. This was only done in about 4-5 hours.

I mostly wanted to test their capabilities but i bet this could be made bigger, maybe a night mode, etc.
I did not give them any assets.

Yes this is all pure Three.JS, 0 external assets. it was mostly a 0 shot work, but i did do 1 small corrections prompt (it left some big gaps between buildings and one path was blocked).

EDIT: Actually i stand corrected, this is a "single pass", not "zero shot"

I am wondering this: Is it possible people are wasting time and money in "critics loops" when really, agents is all you need.

This was done with 18 agents all working on very specific tasks. 0 critics loops.
If Claude tried to do this with just 3-4 agents, i would guess it produces a much worst results, and then the QA agent would give some imperfect recommandations and it would probably not be as good as what i've gotten here.

But most importantly, the QA agent will never beat an actual human tester. So it feels much more optimal to me to get the human to do the critics loop.

The other issue is, 18 agents for 24 hours would burn anybody's token budget lol

This was done with Claude 5.0 Opus.

This is a multi tasking game where you need to steer the ship, remove water with a bucket when it rains, and catch fish. The goal is to keep the girl NPC alive (Who also tries to help you out).

I am thinking of creating various levels of various difficulty. Some levels could have more rocks (obstacles). Others could have more storms. And there could be some sort of island to reach as a goal.

Entirely done with claude Code, except for the character and the voices.

I am not certain what is a good scope for this. I could fix the few remaining bugs, create a few levels, and post some sort of demo on itch.io. But i don't know if this concept is good enough for a Steam game (maybe a as a roguelike with several boats?).

Any feedback or ideas?

The core idea here is, you are a sniper in a tower, and you need to help someone survive an attack. For my level 1, i tried to do a scary monster. I am thinking of doing zombies for level 2. might also consider adding NPC allies in other towers, gun upgrades, etc.

Coded by Fable and Sol 5.6. I only did the girl's GLB with meshy, and the voices with elevenlabs. Claude did the monster via Blender.

The player can choose how many bots each side gets. Allies are the white shirt bots, ennemies have the red shirt. Bots will often do a little dance after a kill. There is also an FPS mode. Made with Claude 5 Opus. Still a bit buggy at times tho.

This is NOT 1 shot, we did a few iterations. But Claude made every assets itself. I used a variant of Matt Shumer's prompt and then did 2-3 iterations to fix some issues. Claude first did a scene at dawn, but in its tests it accidentally did a moonlight scene and i liked it better.

My plan is to try and turn this into some sort of shooter game, but i wanted to share because i am blown away by this level of graphics being made from scratch. It did not even take that long, i'd estimate 3 hours total on UltraCode.

Its "world" folder is more than 944kb of javascript to describe this world...

To be fair this is actually 2 shots because i decided to include my own voices after the first test. But i think the way Opus can transform an environnement into a different one is pretty crazy. The ONLY asset i gave Opus was the voices, but he did his own voices at first.

My general idea was to see if it could transform the house into an old one and then transform it back.

My prompt:

>!hi id like u to create a 3d envirtonnement for a possible future game. fr now just do the enrionnement and the player moves around with AWSD. there should be collisin and player can interacr with sutff with E like to open door. its a luxurious appartmnet, at night, in a high tower. u get some view from there, nice windows, high quality furniture. the appartment is large with many rooms. make it polished and do ur own assets.!<

That's it. Claude gave me this 13 room penthouse first shot. Collisions seems to work well, you can open or close the lights, the doors work.

Pretty crazy. It would not be hard once the 3d environnement is created to then turn this into a game.