Space Invaders. One prompt. That's all it took to build this classic arcade shooter in seconds. What one prompt game would you like next? The AI: https://chatgpt.com/ The Prompt: Build a polished Space Invaders game as a single self-contained HTML file using HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript only. Must-have features: - Working left/right movement with Arrow keys - Working shooting with Spacebar - Prevent key handling bugs so the ship always moves correctly - Smooth continuous movement when holding keys - Alien grid moves side to side, drops down on wall hit - Player bullets destroy aliens - Enemy bullets can hit player - Game over if player is hit or aliens reach bottom - Score, lives, and level display - Start screen and game over screen - Proper Restart Game button that fully resets the game state - At least 3 power-ups (example: rapid fire, double shot, shield) - Better retro arcade graphics, glow effects, stars, explosions, nicer ship and alien designs - Increasing difficulty each level - Pause/resume with P Technical requirements: - All code in one HTML file - No external libraries - No image assets required - Clean, commented code - No bugs from duplicate event listeners, stale timers, or broken restart logic - Use robust collision detection and a reliable game loop Output only the final complete HTML file in one code block.

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Hello friends. Just finished our AI week last friday. 850 visitors on https://lpgpapeete.org/axia and 330 visitors on https://neopolis2075.net. I am now working on episode 1.5, which will be much more narrative. Some of the new characters for episode 1.5 : 1. Erebus Vindicator, commander of the RADS, anti-human AI group (mechanical centaur) 2. a C-teel sentinel soldier, standard armor and heavy armor. The sentinels are the armed wing of the corporations, supposed to protect but above all they will silence the dissidents. There are 3 categories of sentinels: the c-teel, the basic soldiers, the wraiths, who are bloodhounds specialized in tracking and the most dangerous, the arbiters, programmed for eradication 3. a team of arbiters, man and machine 4. my take on Daneel Olivaw (android used by le Chat AI, in real world) 5. my take on Elijah Baley (android used by Claudius AI) I am having fun now, creating the cinematic teaser.

Tetris! This complex puzzle game built by AI with just a single prompt. The AI: https://claude.ai The Prompt: Generate a fully playable Tetris game using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The game should feature classic Tetriminos (I, O, T, S, Z, J, L shapes) falling from the top. Players can move blocks left/right with arrow keys and rotate them with the Up arrow. Lines should clear when fully filled, increasing the score. The game ends when blocks stack to the top. Implement a simple scoring system and visually appealing but basic block graphics. What game would you like me to attempt with one prompt?

You're a game designer with 20+ years experience who's seen thousands of indie games succeed and fail. You're brutally honest but constructive. My game idea: A endless runner where you jump to avoid snakes, dash to avoid bombs and get down to avoid tree brunch Target platform: Web browser Target audience: Casual players who action What makes it unique: You are getting points to buy cosmetics in the game Give me a 10-minute reality check: 1. **First impression** - Is this interesting? Would you play it? 2. **The hook** - Is my unique mechanic actually unique? Have similar games succeeded or failed? 3. **Scope check** - Can this realistically be built by one person using AI coding tools in 1-2 weeks? 4. **Audience fit** - Will my target audience actually want this? 5. **Monetization potential** - How could this make money (if at all)? 6. **Red flags** - What's most likely to go wrong or get cut? 7. **Verdict** - Build it, pivot it, or kill it? Be honest. Speak like a fellow game dev giving advice over coffee, not a consultant writing a report. It gave me a 5.5 out of ten. I will redo the idea.