Developers use AI to write code to create takeaway games and win 2

Developer uses AI to write code to create a food delivery game and wins a US$25,000 bonus. Recently, according to foreign media reports, a game developer with 9 years of experience spent 2 weeks to create the Capybara food delivery game with 100% AI code and won a US$25,000 bonus at the Cursor Vibe Jam 2026 event. Vibe Jam 2026 is an annual "Vibe Coding" (atmosphere programming/intent programming) game development competition organized by independent developer Pieter Levels. It attracts a large number of developers around the world to use AI tools such as Claude Code to compete in full code generation projects. The award-winning developer claimed that he successfully created the Capybara delivery game in 15 days without handwriting any game code and leaving it 100% to AI processing. The developer recharged $100 and upgraded the Claude Code 5x package to the Max 20x package to write about 27,000 lines of code. In addition, he used the free trial GPT images 2 model and Grok model to process game textures and illustrations. In terms of AI interaction, the developer did not handwrite a single line of code throughout the entire process. A total of 188 submissions were made, calling Claude to generate approximately 27,000 lines of code. In addition, the game logo, illustrations, textures and 3D models were all generated by AI. The developers themselves are responsible for prompt words, planning, testing, and fixing development gaps that the artificial intelligence cannot handle. Developers say there are difficulties with artificial intelligence generating 3D maps. The project therefore used an editor to manually build a European-style city, and it took several hours to form a playable urban environment. Multiplayer mode uses a single global city and lobby, and delivers player location and item stack information via real-time WebSocket on Cloudflare. via cnBeta.COM - Chinese industry information station (author: Source: 3DMGame)