One Prompt, 629 Lines: IQuest-Q1 Builds a Deep-Sea Submarine Game in 2 Minutes
Div_pradeep · x · 2026-10-16
A user prompted IQuest-Q1 to build a deep-sea submarine game and got a single-file, 629-line playable game in about 2 minutes — pearls to collect, jellyfish to dodge, 3 lives and a restart screen.
IQuest Research says it benchmarked the model across 4 scenarios: complex game development, 3D scene generation, code diagnosis and repair, and multi-modal work tasks with tools, reporting stable results across all four.
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