19 Hours and $200 in Fal Credits to Build an Audience-Prompted AI Fighting Game
msg · x · 2026-09-08
Connecting Fal's MiniMax H3 Director with ChatGPT's Astra, the author spent 19+ hours and $200 in Fal credits building SlopFight.live — a live fighting game prompted by the audience.
- Viewers join Team Red or Blue and type fighter ideas; an LLM merges multiple ideas into the next fight scene. No joystick — your prompt is the controller, and you watch in real time whether your idea worked.
- The stack orchestrates Gemini Flash, Fal H3 Director, ElevenLabs, and Cloudflare streaming. Still a work in progress, with lessons shared from testing the endpoints.
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