Dev burns 90k credits building ambitious game with Spawn AI agent
AIandDesign · x · 2026-10-11
A developer shared progress on an "insanely ambitious" game built largely with the Spawn agent, crediting the tool for making the project possible. To generate the game's many 3D models, he burned 10k Scenario credits (its credit system broke again) and 80k Magnific credits — leaving him "completely credit-broke." The post doubles as a hands-on test of Spawn's capabilities and a window into the steep credit costs of today's AI game-dev toolchain.
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