Games & SimulationsDone with Manus
Code a 3D plane game in the browser
A Hugging Face product head prompted Manus to build a Three.js plane-control game and got an animated 3D browser game.
- What They Did
- Victor Mustar, head of product at Hugging Face, got access to Manus and prompted it to create an animated 3D video game that runs in a web browser, using the Three.js library. The article gives no further detail on the prompt, the steps Manus took, or any manual edits.
- How It Went
- Mustar called Manus the most impressive AI tool he had tried. The article gives no technical results, game details, or limitations for this test.
- Worth Knowing
- The source is a short news piece about Manus reviews. It doesn't give the prompt, timing or cost, so you'd need Mustar's original X post for specifics.
Try it yourself with Manus
Build a browser-based 3D game with Three.js where the player controls a [vehicle, e.g. plane] using [keys, e.g. arrow keys or WASD] through [scene, e.g. a landscape with obstacles]. Include smooth animation, a score, and a restart button. Finish when it runs in the browser preview and tell me the controls.