neuling

Years ago I started building a game I had seen at a conference, played over telnet: you type an angle and a power, and the planets bend your shot.

I finally found the time to finish it with the help of AI. The basics, like the physics, were already there. Now it has nicer graphics and runs in the browser, on desktop and mobile.

Happy about any feedback, and glad to add more features.

Oh wow, thanks! Never happened in my endless testing. Will fix it asap!

Thanks! Most of my time actually went into the small details: the last 20% where AI still needs a lot of human guidance and iteration.

I was thinking more of the learnings from building this multiplayer game: stud snapping, chunking, client-side prediction, baked geometry and a bunch of three.js lighting gotchas.

Is open source still a thing when everyone’s building everything from scratch with AI anyway? But yes, why not.

Thank you for the feedback! Will move the return spot way more out of the entry spot.

Will investigate and fix the issues!

Trust me! I did and still doing! A lot! And programming things like this will never replace time with both of my kids ;)

THIS! And just to show what is possible nowadays with AI coding even if you are not owning a game studio.

I gave it a lot of graphic settings so it suits even low end devices. Did none of them work for you?

You can build wherever you want as long as it is not someone else's lot. But everyone can destroy your creation - unless it's on your own lot. Is this possible?

Thanks for the feedback! Does it happen in first person or third person? It works for me, even on the trackpad. Hm.