Dev ships first Apple game built with Claude, then plays it for 7 hours straight
jdluk87 · x · 2026-10-17
A developer shared that he built his first game for Apple platforms in just a few days, and it's now under App Store review.
Key points:
- He describes the process as being a "puppet master," deciding the storyline, dynamics, plot, and twists himself.
- He doesn't usually play games, yet spent nearly seven hours playing his own creation and beat it.
- A screen-time screenshot backs this up: the game "Tokyo Brew" logged 6h 58m of use, with Claude at 2h 39m — evidence that the development was largely driven by Claude.
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