A short game that makes you feel agent drift, with a prompt to run it on your own agent
magoo0707 · reddit · 2026-10-25
A Reddit user built a short game designed to let people feel agent drift rather than just read about it.
The creator is looking for two kinds of feedback:
- How did it feel to play, and where did you first say NO?
- What does your own agent do with it? The video description includes a prompt that runs the game on subagents, and the author asks people to reply with the line their agent prints.
Demo video linked in the comments.
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