Kimi K3 built a Three Kingdoms roguelike in one shot and self-tuned it with 10,000 games
Practical_Low29 · reddit · 2026-07-28
A Reddit post claims Kimi K3 built an entire Three Kingdoms-themed deckbuilding roguelike in one pass.
- The creator says the build took about eight hours end to end.
- The result included roughly 1,830 generated assets, including characters, cards, backgrounds, and icons.
- Instead of hand-tuning the balance, Kimi K3 reportedly played about 10,000 self-play games and adjusted card and character values based on wins and losses.
- The author says grounding the game in Three Kingdoms figures made the mechanics feel more coherent than a generic fantasy setting.
The post is framed as an experiment in how far a one-shot AI build can go before needing human intervention.
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