Dev Builds Web-Based CS for $5 Using Kimi K3
prasenx · x · 2026-07-18
A developer leveraged the Kimi K3 model to build a browser-based 3D shooter inspired by Counter-Strike for under $5.
- Minimalist Architecture: The entire game is packed into a single HTML file with over 3,700 lines of code, requiring no additional build steps.
- Gameplay Content: Features a dust2-style map, multiple weapons (AK, AWP, etc.) with reloading mechanics, 10 AI bots with patrol and hearing capabilities, plus headshot and round结算 systems.
- Underlying Implementation: Built on Three.js with PBR rendering; all sound effects are generated programmatically in real-time without external audio files.
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