Sumiro Builds 3D Game in 24 Hours
Shikhar created Sumiro, a playable 3D samurai browser game, in a reported 24-hour sprint using Opus 5.5, Flux 3 Max, GPT Image, Tripo, Blender, and Three.js. The game is free to play in the browser, with its workflow shared publicly.
Sumiro is a strong demonstration of AI-assisted game prototyping, though “anyone can make games now” still glosses over the human direction, iteration, and integration required.
- –Opus 5.5 handled much of the coding, debugging, and testing through parallel agents
- –Flux 3 Max and GPT Image supplied visual references and level concept art
- –Tripo and Blender compressed the 3D asset pipeline from modeling to usable game content
- –Three.js made the result immediately playable without downloads or a traditional engine
- –The bigger shift is workflow compression: solo developers can now validate ambitious 3D ideas before investing months of production time
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2026-11-05
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2026-11-05
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