Fable 5.2 acts as a 'director': one prompt-built browser game in 11 minutes
EricBuess · x · 2026-11-11
User kirisando built a liminal-space browser game — flooded pool halls, a working elevator, CRT monitors typing out messages — with Fable 5.2 running as an agent inside Claude Code. It found free tools on its own, pulled in Three.js, wired things up, ran, and fixed its own errors, almost entirely from a few prompts. The only cost: Claude — $0 on a Max plan, or roughly $80-100 at API rates ($8/1M in, $40/1M out), done in 11 minutes. EricBuess also compiled a community list of Fable 5.2 creations spanning videos, games, music, and interactive 3D worlds.
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