vibesteroids
A vibe-coded asteroids game — play it in your browser, no install. Vibe-coded Asteroids clone in a single HTML file with functional design (single game state data structure, pure update function, pure render function) complete with test coverage, synthesized sounds, Kid Mode, and shell launcher command
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Controls: Arrow Up: Thrust forward · Arrow Left/Right: Rotate ship · Space: Fire weapon
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A functional-style Asteroids clone implemented in vanilla JavaScript in a single HTML file with a pure, immutable game state architecture.
This project was an experiment in 100% "vibe coding" - an emerging development paradigm where developers direct and guide the coding process through natural language conversation with AI models, never writing code directly themselves. The name "Vibesteroids" reflects this approach where every single line of code was written by AI through conversational direction.
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