Artist vibe-codes a subway robot game in hours with Spawn
sterlingcrispin · x · 2026-10-04
Artist Sterling Crispin built his first vibe-coded game, Warm Seat, in just a few hours using @spawn: you play a robot-bug living in the subway, powered by the warmth people leave on seats, able to squeal, hide in shadows, fight performers, and collect trash.
He admits it's buggy and rough, but calls it a genuinely fun way to create — and notes it's not just for games, you can kind of do anything with it.
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