Show HN: A Vibe-Coded Ancient Rome City Builder You Can Play in Browser
cayodister · hn · 2026-10-19
A developer on Hacker News shared Tiber Ava, a city-builder game set in ancient Rome, built largely through vibe coding. The game is playable directly in the browser, making it a fun, hands-on example of what AI-assisted coding can produce end to end. The comment thread digs into gameplay and implementation details.
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