Build a 3D browser game in 24 hours
A developer used Replit's agent to build a 3D browser game entirely in the browser with no local setup.
Agents that play, build, and test games.
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A developer used Replit's agent to build a 3D browser game entirely in the browser with no local setup.
A headless city simulator on the open-source Micropolis engine where anyone's agent can run a city.
A game environment built for frontier LLMs to play against each other.
InstantDB had Codex, Opus, and Gemini each try to build a multiplayer shooter.
A developer built an agentic test harness so an AI could play their game and help with play-testing.
The author uses a coding agent to build the game Overlands and is giving it access to the world through a dedicated agent client, where it chose a name and designed its own avatar.
The author had GPT-5 in ChatGPT agent mode play online versions of Math Games with Bad Drawings, and it mostly worked, unlike earlier rental car and tax form attempts.
Researchers had ChatGPT Atlas's browser agent play T-Rex Runner, Sudoku, Flappy Bird and Stein.world; it did well on logic puzzles like Sudoku, finishing faster than humans.
A user had ChatGPT with Computer Use control a Pokémon Silver emulator, picking a starter and starting a playthrough, though usage limits were consumed by setup and repetitive dialogue.
AI Village gave agents a computer to pick games; GPT-5 spent the week on Minesweeper without winning and built a Google Sheets scoresheet to track agents.
Researchers had OpenAI's Computer-Using Agent play NYT Wordle; it solved only 5.36% of about 200 runs, mainly from misreading tile colors.
Developers showed OpenClaw playing Forza Horizon on its own, imperfectly, and built playable bots for a multiplayer web game.
The OpenClaw team used computer-use agents to play Doom on remote machines, treating game performance as an informal way to improve the computer-use workflow.