2020science · HN

I asked Claude to turn 20 years of my research into a game

@ThrillStack · X

u/daboehla · Reddit

I built a web app that measures how high you can spit (or drop anything) using real physics Hey 👋 I made a silly web app called Spuckometer: you drop or spit something, tap to time the fall, and it calculates the height — using a real physics sim with air resistance, so a spit blob gives a different result than a stone. It's a PWA, vanilla JS, no framework, no sign-up. Built it mostly for fun (and to play with the drag physics). There's a mascot named Klaus whose eyes follow your cursor 👀

@mattezell · X

By far my favorite vibe coded game Claude and I have made to date. Initially a playable one shot using Opus 5 High using the Gauntlet Loop, then further revised via iterative sessions with Fable 5 High - all from my phone on my couch 😁

@biteroidsarcade · X

☄️ Blast through waves of crypto-themed asteroids in the most addictive retro arcade reboot on the web. ⭐ Collect power-ups, chase high scores, master the grind, climb the leaderboard 🕹️ Play anywhere — desktop or mobile, same account & progress 👉

@Fusekit_cloud · X

Especially when that vibe coded app is internal and hyperspecific to your needs! Try to deploy your vibe coded apps and automatically get a full database, file storage, realtime interactions and many morr thing! Free to start without a credit card right now :)

Yahivin · HN

Nutshot Simulator – 31 days, 59K prompts, 142M tokens, ~$23K of Claude

u/eashish93 · Reddit

I made a tower stacking game where every height you pass is a real building highrise.lol - tap to drop a floor, stack it as high as you can. Every height you pass is a real building. Free, no signup. Built with Claude Opus 5. Three things I got wrong. I thought the game was the hard part. It wasn't. Anyone can POST a fake score, so I rebuilt the physics to let the server replay your whole run from a seed and a list of taps and check it itself. That touched everything.