Dev Tests Qwen for Complex Game Coding
Uncle___Marty · reddit · 2026-07-20
An indie game developer with low-level programming experience but a dislike for coding shared their real-world experience using the Qwen model for Godot engine game development (involving 3D, pathfinding, and LLM integration):
- Impressive Coding Capabilities: The model can generate complex integration code involving llama.cpp in one go, solving tricky problems with formidable performance.
- Noticeable Flaws: It is currently very prone to getting stuck in infinite loops, potentially repeating the same content after a few conversation turns.
- Speed and Experience: It overthinks less than previous models, and the official API response is extremely fast.
Overall, the author believes that while the model requires tuning, it demonstrates astonishing strength in handling complex code.
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