Slop Eisley: a Star Wars fan game fully coded by Claude Opus and Codex opens beta with public invite codes
jasonkneen · x · 2026-10-25
Eisley is a browser game set in a Star Wars Tatooine-style spaceport, letting players fly ships, complete missions and race across dunes; the first beta invite codes were posted publicly.
The credits screen shows all code was AI-generated except third-party assets — credited as "CL-OPS — astromech (Claude Opus)" and "COD-SOL — protocol droid (Codex Sol)", making it a showcase of building a whole game with AI coding agents.
Note: the tweet includes a pump-style token address, so treat the crypto angle with caution.
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