Rayko

You can actually make a real playable game now with Seedance 2.0 + GPT Image 2. Not static AI videos anymore, but actual games where you can click, interact, talk to characters etc. No 3d modeling. no coding. no game engine. Imagine a game world where every pixel and frame is streamed through an AI model based on your actions. Me and @olivy2333 built a demo called Reelquest. (1/5)

@ReggieaGames Yes you can do it

@Rayko_wang So you mean I can make this demo I made a reality. Sounds interesting. I'm in.

You can actually make a real playable game now with Seedance 2.0 + GPT Image 2. Not static AI videos anymore, but actual games where you can click, interact, talk to characters etc. No 3d modeling. no coding. no game engine. Imagine a game world where every pixel and frame is streamed through an AI model based on your actions. Me and @olivy2333 built a demo called Reelquest. (1/5)

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@BenjaminDEKR Great question. It’s based on the current generation costs of GPT Image 2 and Seedance 2. There is still a cost, but it’s much cheaper than traditional game production.

@Rayko_wang Cool, now how much does it cost to on-demand generate all this? Be honest

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@thomasmahler That’s so cool. Maybe he could use our new product to build a game — the demo is on my profile. Can’t wait to invite him.

Some people might not like this, but I'll share it anyway: My 8 year old son over the past couple of months has become more and more interested in game development. It all started with Mario Maker: Friends at his school were playing it, so he wanted to as well and now for months on end he's been making levels and every day I have to test his designs. Over the last few weeks, he came up with his own concept for a game: A First Person "Shooter" where you play a blue pig. Your 'weapon' is a pokeball-like device that you need to throw in order to then swap positions with the ball - so a bit like Portal, but with the challenge being that you'd have to throw the ball and make sure it lands properly like in Worms / Scorched Earth, etc. - and once the ball landed on that higher up platform that you normally can't reach, you press a button to teleport yourself there. I actually quite like that idea, I think that could be fun! I didn't like when he spent time on the iPad watching videos, so recently I gave him my old laptop so he could learn how a computer actually works. I tried to set it up for him in a simple and straight-forward way and he's having much more fun with that now. And since he had his game idea, I also showed him how AI works. Since then, he's been doing nothing but drawing concepts for his game and ask ChatGPT to make his concepts come to life.

@Dusan01197712 Thanks!

@Rayko_wang looks incredible !!!

Want to play a certain kind of game but can’t find it on Steam? Just make it yourself.

@Aero96193997 Thank you — you really understand what we’re building.

@Fox1251104 This format can be amazing for interactive movies, games and shows. A new way of media overall. Options can expand on their own (cached) and the final media can have thousands of paths and endings.

@Gordon_SonofOl Thank you so much for the support, and I’m really glad you like it. We’ll keep working hard to release an even better version.

@Fox1251104 This is very interesting. A full rethinking of the game architecture. I love it! The fact that you can train a model to be really good at this. One multimodal that’s a game engine. Spin up any game.

@DualShot66 Exactly! All you need is your idea.

@Fox1251104 This looks insane , we can do a game like Detroit become Human on this alone

@MikeDKirby We offer two options: a continuously generating version and a free-to-play version.

@Fox1251104 His isn’t generating uniquely per player interaction is it? Because that sounds unsustainably expensive.

@Emmahsieh0 Thank you so much for the support!

@Fox1251104 This is such a cool idea, can’t wait to see the final product! Revolutionary in the AI game space, for sure

@fabianstelzer Yes! I believe people’s creativity will be unlocked.

@Fox1251104 been playing with this too and it’s so fun and interesting lots of cool formats possible!

@jerkrue thanks

amazing ai games in the future just hope spirit gets more intelligent it already is worshipping evil thoughts i can see

@saq1b_ Thanks, this is definitely something we need to think carefully about. We’re working on ways to improve it.

@Fox1251104 very interesting, the only problem would be the video generation speed and the cost right?

Games feel a little boring now. So we built a playable AI Hogwarts-building game. Every click, every choice, every action changes what happens next — and the world is generated in real time. What kind of Hogwarts would you build? That’s completely up to you.

@arnoldalvaro yes,reelquest.ai

Reelquest?

@tsmatses Hello, I’m the cofounder and CEO of the team.

@Fox1251104 super cool @Fox1251104 - any way to contact the team?

@AI_GuruX thanks!

This feels like the moment AI moved from “content generation” to “world simulation.” Not just watching AI outputs anymore — actually interacting with them. If this scales, game development could shift from building assets manually to directing living worlds in real time. Wild direction for interactive media. 🚀

@TechAI_X Thank you so much! We’re about to launch the playable version!

This is the first AI gaming demo I’ve seen that actually feels like a new medium instead of an automation tool. The crazy part isn’t “AI-made assets.” It’s the idea that the game world itself is generated moment-by-moment based on what the player does. That changes everything.