Kaigen controversy: creator fires back at performance critics, shares playable code
gdechichi · x · 2026-11-01
In the ongoing performance controversy around an AI-generated game demo (Kaigen-related), @gdechichi clarifies he didn't build the demo: it's a creative developer's work with zero performance claims attached. Different machines yield different FPS; anyone wanting a real speed comparison should rebuild it in Three.js or Unity and measure frame times. As for claims about his own demos, he invites scrutiny — every one ships with a playable link, video, and source code.
Related event: Kaigen Dev Defends Performance Claims with Reproducible Benchmarks(2 posts)→
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