In this episode I sit down with the evil genius, who built an entire custom app using AI.
And we’re giving you the prompt FOR FREE!
You take our prompt, implement it in your context, and you have a fun, custom sniper game for your next summer camp, winter retreat or d-now!
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Really enjoyed reading this—it’s awesome how creative AI can get with games. Speaking of fun ways to spend free time, I’ve been sneaking in a few rounds of Subway Surfers City lately, and it’s such a relaxing little escape. Definitely a nice way to unwind after diving into something techy like this!
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This is such a creative way to turn AI into something genuinely fun and interactive. The idea of building a custom game from a simple prompt is especially cool, and it reminds me of the same quick, accessible fun that makes Crossy Road so addictive.
The idea of building an AI-powered game and then sharing the prompt is an interesting example of how generative AI can make game development more accessible. Sharing the process also gives others an opportunity to experiment and learn from the approach rather than simply seeing the finished result. For another browser-based gaming experience, Quenq Vice City is worth checking out.
Interesting example of how AI can simplify game development and make experimentation more accessible. Sharing the prompt also gives others a chance to learn from the process.