Reddit user turns his 1987 homemade board game into a playable web game with ChatGPT, in 80KB
gewappnet · reddit · 2026-10-14
A Reddit user designed a strategic board game called TOKE in 1987 at age 16 and wrote down the rules. Nearly 40 years later, he handed the rules to ChatGPT and asked it to implement the game as a web page playable against the computer.
The result impressed him: a single 80 KB HTML file with a polished look and a surprisingly strong AI opponent. It's a neat showcase of turning natural-language game rules into a complete, playable artifact in one shot.
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