え!!クイズを解きながらポンを!?出来らぁっ！
Keep a Pong rally going while answering quiz questions; wrong answers cost you. A three-minute Unity experiment made without writing code in Claude Code.
Official site unityroom.com, verified Nov 3, 2026. Linked from the developer's note.com article; the unityroom page is posted by the developer's account (zizo).
Rights holder / original work: Pong (Atari)
The title and the unityroom description say you play 「ポン」 (Pong) while answering quiz questions, using the name of Atari's paddle game for the game type. The game is the developer's own; no source mentions Atari assets or a licence. (unityroom)
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About え!!クイズを解きながらポンを!?出来らぁっ！
え!!クイズを解きながらポンを!?出来らぁっ！ (roughly: “What!! Play Pong while solving quizzes!? I can do it!”) is a free, very short browser game on unityroom in which you play Pong while answering quiz questions. You move the paddle with W/S or the up and down keys and answer with the 1, 2 and 3 keys; a wrong answer brings a penalty, and the aim is to keep the ball in play for a high score. The page puts play time at about three minutes, credits Irodori-TTS for the generated voice and asks players to forgive any mistakes in the quiz content. The developer, zizo, says on the game page that it was developed without coding as an experiment with Claude Code, and in a note.com article that it was built from scratch “100% no-code”, without writing a single line of code themselves; the developer still had to make and place the assets and set up the scenes by hand. Made with Unity, in Japanese, and posted on 6 Jun 2026.
How it was built
Partially verifiedThe unityroom page says: “Claude Codeの実験のために、ノーコードで開発しました。” (Developed without coding, as an experiment with Claude Code.) The developer's note adds: “完全新規作成で、100%ノーコードで開発しました。自分では一切コードを書いていません” (Built from scratch, 100% no-code; I did not write any code myself.) The developer stresses that no-code still meant manual work: making and placing assets and configuring scenes. The voice was generated with Irodori-TTS, per the page's asset credits.
- DeveloperDeveloper's note: “完全新規作成で、100%ノーコードで開発しました。自分では一切コードを書いていません”. — note (zizochan)
A small experiment in Unity: Claude Code wrote the code from instructions, while the developer made and placed the assets and set up the scenes by hand. Writing about the games in the article, the developer says the programming part handled by Claude Code took hardly any time, and that Claude Code was of little use for polishing visuals and effects.
- Engine / framework
- Unity
- Languages
- Not disclosed
- Team size
- Not disclosed
- Development time
- Not disclosed
- Development cost
- Not disclosed
- AI-written code
- Not disclosed
“完全新規作成で、100%ノーコードで開発しました。自分では一切コードを書いていません”Verification notes: The AI claim comes from the unityroom game page (posted and updated 6 Jun 2026, by zizo) and the developer's note.com article of 19 Jun 2026 (10:48 JST), both re-read on 4 Nov 2026; the article links the unityroom page. Controls, play time (about three minutes) and the Irodori-TTS credit come from the unityroom page, which showed no rating (too few ratings) and one player comment on 4 Nov 2026. The voice was generated with Irodori-TTS for the game, and the page does not say where the quiz questions come from; no source describes AI used during play, and a string search of the Unity WebGL build (data and wasm files) on 4 Nov 2026 found no AI service endpoints. The same article describes the developer's Grid Monsters, a hand-made game only brushed up with Claude Code, which is not recorded. The title echoes a well-known manga catchphrase; no source names it. The English gloss of the title is ours. The game was not played.
Development history
Posted on unityroom.
ObservedunityroomThe developer publishes a note.com article on making Unity games with Claude Code, starting with this one.
Developernote (zizochan)
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Free in the browser on unityroom (Unity WebGL); keyboard. About three minutes of play, per the page.
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Sources
| Source | Type | Published | Accessed |
|---|---|---|---|
| え!!クイズを解きながらポンを!?出来らぁっ！ unityroom · Japanese | Store page | Jun 6, 2026 | Nov 3, 2026 |
| Claude Codeでゲーム作ったよ＠Unity編 note (zizochan) · Japanese | Devlog | Jun 19, 2026 | Nov 3, 2026 |
| Official game page (language check) zizo | Official site | Not confirmed | Nov 3, 2026 |
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