Generate a 3D Counter-Strike with Kimi K3 in One File
prasenx · x · 2026-07-18
A developer successfully tested the Kimi K3 model by generating a highly complex 3D shooter game (similar to CS) directly in the browser.
- Minimalist Architecture: The entire game is essentially a single HTML file with over 3,700 lines of code, requiring no build steps, and cost less than $5 to generate on K3.
- Gameplay Content: Features a Dust2-inspired map (including tunnels and catwalks) and weapons like the AK and AWP with aiming down sights and reloading mechanics.
- AI & Interaction: Includes 10 AI bots with patrolling, sound localization, and rushing capabilities, supporting headshots, kill feeds, and 2-minute round timers.
- Underlying Tech: Built on Three.js with PBR rendering, featuring fully procedurally generated audio without external sound files.
Related event: Developers Build 3D Browser Games Cheaply Using Kimi K3(4 posts)→
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