Five days after Opus 5’s release, users are already showing full game demos
heypearlai · x · 2026-07-29
Just five days after Opus 5 dropped, users are already showing off surprisingly complete outputs: a Homeworld-style space RTS, website builds, and other generated game scenes. The standout claim is that one of the demos was produced with no outside assets and about $632.65 in token cost.
The post’s main point is less about one demo than the pace of the ecosystem: within days of release, people are already probing how far the model can go on full-stack creative generation.
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