AI Directly Builds a Playable ARPG
Kyrannio · x · 2026-07-16
Someone used Grok 4.5 within Grok Build to first create a game engine tailored for agentic coding, and then built an ARPG on top of it.
Even more impressively, all in-game assets were generated by Grok Imagine. The post highlights that AI agents can now participate in world-building, combat mechanics, loot drops, progression, mapping, testing, and ultimately, the production of a fully playable game.
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