Dev builds Grok-powered game dev bot producing detailed voxel characters and starships
Promptmethus · x · 2026-11-04
A developer showcases a Grok-powered game dev bot, saying it took substantial effort to get xAI models to produce consistent, high-quality 3D design output. Attached images show a detailed voxel-style female character in four orthographic views plus intricately segmented starship cutaway renders.
The project follows a no-dependencies rule, with the AI writing the final code itself. The author estimates the knowledge base enabling the Cortana-like ship-management character would be worth roughly $500K if converted into a colony-simulation/state-machine AI encyclopedia. Overall a fun demo of long-horizon AI construction of complex game assets.
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