Gemini 4 agent built a flying Roadster game in 2 background hours; 20k playing
yshan2u · x · 2026-10-20
Ammaar shipped a 'flying Tesla Roadster' game built with Gemini 4 (Argon); 20,000+ people have played it since Friday. Quote-tweeter yshan2u notes it took 2 hours of AI work and about 10 minutes of human tweaks.
The workflow is the real story: he fired off an agent loop in the background before a full workday, and the agent autonomously scraped the Roadster site for style and copy, looked up references like Subway Surfers, and iterated on its own.
A year ago, he notes, a comparable game would have taken a weekend of babysitting code.
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