AI Cooked

He desarrollado un juego desde cero. Es de terror, gratuito y funciona desde tu navegador. Espero que lo disfrutes y si te gusta, lo compartas. → halloween.dev/

I had Opus build a game that takes JIRA tickets from any of your real projects & converts them into dramatic audiologs that are the plot of a 2000s-era horror game set on a mysteriously abandoned space station. Play a demo: wontfix-game.netlify.app/ Github: github.com/emollick/audiolog…

Birds are living dinosaurs, and the fossil evidence for it is taught in middle and high school biology (NGSS, GCSE). I built a 3D book on it with Opus 5.5: on each plate you see the fossil animate to life, predict and then try it yourself. All six lessons ↓

Here's a video covering the development process of building Bramble Keep. A persistent multiplayer game where you team up and storm a castle. > GPT 6.1 Terra > GPT Images 2.5 > Codex CLI > Rust + Wasm > Tripo > Blender > ElevenLabs > Colyseus > Wavedash Runs in your browser!

Everyone should know basic survival skills. You might never need them, but you'll be glad you learned them if you ever do. So I made this app with Opus 5.5 to make learning them a little more fun. backcountry-101.vercel.app

This might be one of the wildest use cases for Gemini 4 Argon ☠️ I gave Argon a Spider Turret concept image, just ONE image and it turned that idea into a procedural 3D model with rigging, mechanical movement, and even rapid gun firing. Just look at how REAL this thing feels. The metallic surfaces, the mechanical movement, and machine gun barrels glowing red from overheating after loong firing. The level of detail is insane. It even generated this whole website to showcase the entire thing. It did took me some time to come up with this layout but it was FAST. Live: spider-turret.wasmer.app/

Memory studies show adding humor and fun interactions to lessons increases learners' knowledge retention. I built a 3D holographic book on Newton's laws with Opus 5.5, where every joke carries a real fact and every law is a hands-on experiment. Every law, live ↓

It's live: the remastered version of my three.js game, born during the ThreeJS Journey Spaceship Challenge, is out! Redshift Survivor: Into the Red Play it on @Wavedash: wavedash.com/games/redshift-… Dev notes: Between February and now, LLMs have made a leap that leaves me speechless. I was able to take the game all the way, even putting together this trailer with Claude Code! The process was a real joy: I'd play 1 or 2 rounds, then ask Opus 5.5 to tweak a mechanic or add a component, like a kid changing the rules after every game.

WARNING: brain melt incoming. Opus 5.5 turned one HTML file into a 5-boss game you play in a browser tab. I built it in 2 hours. No game engine, no art files, everything drawn in code: → 5 worlds: meadow, sakura, canyon, neon night, storm → walls to jump, tokens, meteors, moving gates → 5 bosses, from the Rate Limit Golem (429) to the Context Limit Titan (200K) → each boss drops a top Claude skill from GitHub (115k to 306k stars) If you want to build something like this or use it as a base, I locked the full prompt of the game behind the last boss. Don’t just watch the trailer. Beat the bosses yourself! Free, no sign-up, plays in your browser. Link below ↓