VibeGame from Nanjing University builds complete 2D games from prompts with adversarial agent teams
nanjinguniv · hf · 2026-10-30
Nanjing University's PRLab, with Nanyang Technological University's S-Lab and Liblib.ai, released VibeGame (arXiv, Oct 22): a framework that uses specialized adversarial agents and an AI-native engine to build complete 2D games from natural-language prompts, with interactive validation and self-evolving reusable components. Demo images show playable pixel-art action games.
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