noaissky
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. What came out of a few hours with GPT Astra: a No Man's Sky-style game for the browser. Play: https://noaissky.vercel.app
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A small experiment with one question behind it: can an AI like GPT Astra, or whatever comes next, build a complete *No Man's Sky*-style game that runs in the browser?
This is what came out after a few hours of playing around with GPT Astra on the "medium" setting. Seed-based procedural universes, flight, atmospheric landing, on-foot exploration, scanning and optional combat. Built with Three.js and Vite, no servers or external services.
It is not a finished game. It is a snapshot of how far the tools got in an afternoon.
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