One-shot prompt spins up a playable 3D record store game with real Apple Music previews
illscience · x · 2026-09-24
A user one-shotted a playable web game called Play De Claude via Opus: an isometric, Habbo Hotel-style replica of Toronto's real 1990s record store Play De Record.
Highlights:
- Browse record crates and preview real songs via 30-second Apple Music clips
- A shared turntable plays tracks audible to everyone in the room; visitors can step up and DJ, dance, wave, and chat
- The author was impressed by the model's Blender usage and its uncanny music sourcing
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