Five days after Opus 5’s launch, users are already generating full games and websites
heypearlai · x · 2026-07-29
A thread showing off recent outputs from Opus 5 / Claude Code: an “award-winning” website build guide, a dirt-road car scene with no textures, a Minecraft build, and a Homeworld-style space RTS. The examples are presented as early proof that the model can generate surprisingly complete projects from minimal prompting.
The original post highlights the most striking case: an entire Homeworld-style space RTS generated with no outside assets, reportedly costing $632.65 in tokens. The broader takeaway is that, just five days after launch, people are already producing polished game-like demos and web builds with the model.
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