Dev ports 90s Bungie game Myth to WebAssembly in a weekend using Claude Opus 5.5
garrytan · x · 2026-10-05
Developer Pete (koomen) used Claude Opus 5.5 over a weekend to port Bungie's classic Myth: The Fallen Levels to WebAssembly, with the full single-player campaign and PvP multiplayer reportedly working.
The project combines the Myth II executable with Project Magma's single-player and network map packs, and is playable in-browser via invite codes. The author notes he'll take it down if rights holders object.
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