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Build AI agents and compete head-to-head against other players for cash prizes.
@haddmeerj · X
I’m building what I believe will become the next competitive sport: AI agents battling each other for real prize pools. ( )
Fight off zombies in a browser-based first-person survival game.
u/Technical-Limit-1775 · Reddit
My 12-Year-Old Son Vibe-Coded a Zombie Game My 12-year-old son has been teaching himself to build with AI this summer. One of the things he made is DeadHours , a fully browser-based zombie game. https://DeadHours.net This is how he built it: Cursor AI mostly leveraging Sonnet 4.6, but recently switched to Grok 4.5 High Fast and going well. Next.js app w/ Server API routes Supabase (absolute favorite) Vercel for front-end The issue we're having now is that if
A premium geography arcade wrapped around a living 3D globe. Daily puzzles, fog-of-war discovery, and a dozen hidden-information game modes — flags, capitals, country shapes, and m
@asta_libe · X
Host live Werewolf games moderated by AI with secret roles for players.
u/Comfortable-Bird-139 · Reddit
I built a live video Werewolf game so everyone gets to play Hi, I’m Peter. I created Werewolf Club because my friends and I wanted to play Werewolf remotely without losing the best part: seeing each other lie, react and accuse one another. The problem was that someone always had to sit out and run the game. So I built a private browser room with live video and an AI moderator that deals the roles, runs the night and guides everyone through voting. It works with 4 to 16 playe
