Generative Video Model Powers GTA-Style Game Demo
Scobleizer · x · 2026-07-17
A post showcases an open-world adventure game demo built with a generative video model, featuring a GTA-like style.
The author notes that while this approach needs significant improvement in video quality, it holds promise for game research, especially for genres emphasizing exploration and expression. Traditional methods remain superior for games requiring high precision and strict state constraints.
Additional details
- The demo is based on LingBot-World 2.0.
- It can generate an interactive world lasting up to 1 hour.
- Supports 720p / 60fps, real-time character control, perspective switching, and multiplayer shared world states.
- Developed by the embodied AI team at Ant Group.
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