
Train Drive Simulation -青葉鉄道乗務録-
SimulationDrive trains on a fictional 40 km railway line in this free Windows beta; its solo developer says almost all of the Unity code was written with Claude Code.
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Drive trains on a fictional 40 km railway line in this free Windows beta; its solo developer says almost all of the Unity code was written with Claude Code.
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A short 3D spot-the-difference game on a night-time shopping street, playable in the browser; its credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude Code.
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Type short Japanese phrases in romaji to beat oversleeping, ticket gates and packed trains and reach your desk by 9:00; its credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude Code.
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Capture every shogi piece on the board using a single king, in short browser puzzles; its credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude Code.
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Hold to bow, let go to straighten up, and don't fall over: a one-minute, one-button browser game whose credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude Code.
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Stack everyday household things as high as you can from a five-year-old's eye level; its developer says Claude Code built it almost on its own in two days.
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A short Windows racing game with dragon-cars: drift through the corners and boost out of them; the developer calls it 99% AI-made with Godot and Claude Code.
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An endless vertical-scrolling shooter about chasing exponentially growing scores; the credits list all of the coding as done by Claude Code.
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