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My kids and I used AI to build a game
- Tools like Replit and Vercel v0 can deliver impressive results, but struggle with accuracy as humans excel at fine details.
- AI has transformed technology, leading a father and his kids to use AI to build a mobile game named BirdDash on a snow day.
- Using Replit and Vercel v0, they sketched game ideas with the kids, relying on real-time collaboration for prompts.
- Replit quickly generated a basic game from their initial prompt, albeit with some display issues initially.
- Vercel v0 provided a more transactional response on steps to develop the game but encountered errors before completion.
- Despite complexities, the father and kids persisted, tweaking prompts to align game objects and eventually deploying the game.
- The experience highlighted challenges in aligning objects and adjusting backgrounds but showcased the power of AI tools for rapid development.
- Post-experiment, the author found it challenging to revert to traditional hosting solutions after experiencing the convenience of Vercel and Replit.
- In just 1.5 hours, they conceptualized, built, and deployed a functional game, showcasing the efficiency of AI tools in game development.
- Though the game's quality was not perfect, the experiment demonstrated the speed and capabilities AI brings to game creation.
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