Devs let Claude Fable 5.2 make a game trailer with full freedom — it narrated from the code's perspective
AkandoGames · reddit · 2026-11-14
Reddit user AkandoGames gave Claude Fable 5.2 complete freedom to create a trailer for his game Ratiator, with deliberately minimal instructions — just "go wild." The model chose to tell the story from the game code's perspective and even composed its own music using the composer skill the developer had built for it, along with video-cutting tooling.
The shared prompt is notably short: an experiment granting full creative freedom, no chains. The interesting part isn't the coding but what the model autonomously decided to make when nobody told it what to create.
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