The author shared part of the prompt.
@kimmonismus hours of rework on my threejs game with Opus 5.5 and limits didnt even move
Games0:53Claude Opus 5.5 built this game from a single prompt - a mythic action game inspired by ancient Indian epics.
No engine. No assets. Every temple, tree, enemy, shader, and sound is generated in code.
Even this trailer was designed by Claude. The future is crazy.
Games0:52Testing out Opus 5.5 today by letting it work on a Magicka-inspired game! I loved this game when it came out 15 years ago, super cool spell casting mechanics.
So I want to take this and turn it into an extraction looter. You go out into the wild solo or in a group, fight off mobs and other players to collect loot to bring back to your base.
Like others have mentioned, Opus 5.5 feels so much more creative. Crazy
Games0:15Everyone is sharing what Opus 5.5 can build this week, and it made us ask ourselves a different question: when making things becomes this easy, what do we actually want to make and why?
Our answer was a small retro arcade, the kind we grew up hanging out in, filled with 21 games made by independent developers. Every cabinet carries the name of the person who built its game.
Walk in, drop a coin, and play: https://tympanus.net/Demos/InsertCoin/
#threejs #webgl
Games6:23I would like you to create a kickass, impressive 1990s style demoscene demo using this S3M track as the music. Prior to getting to work, please see how to best play and analyze the S3M track. This will be important since synchronization of effects and appropriateness of scenes to the musical vibe (and this song does have a variety of sections with different attitude) is essential to a great demoscene demo. Also prior to getting started, please research what kinds of effects, physics, etc. would be good to use in combination. Please use C/C++ -- with appropriate demoscene/embedded/console gamed…
