Annoyed by endless ads, he vibe-coded his own Car Jam clone with Codex
tinyfool · x · 2026-09-22
tinyfool complains that the App Store version of Car Jam bombards players with long unskippable ads, so he built his own version using Codex. He shared a side-by-side comparison (original on the left, his Codex-built clone on the right), declaring "casual game freedom from now on."
A neat vibe-coding case: an ordinary user replicating a hit casual game mechanic with an AI coding tool to escape aggressive ad monetization.
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