One Shot Wolfenstein 3D - Opus 4.6 vs. Opus 5.5

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Summary

This article compares the game generation capabilities of AI models Opus 4.6 and Opus 5.5 by having them create a complete Wolfenstein 3D-style game in a single HTML file, highlighting advancements in AI code generation over recent months.

Crazy how far this has come in just 7 or so months. Opus 4.6 High vs. Opus 5.5 High - one shot prompt: Create a complete first-person shooter in the style of Wolfenstein 3D, in a single HTML file. Requirements: Everything in one file: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No external libraries, images, fonts, or sound files. Generate any textures or sounds in code. Use an HTML5 canvas that is 800x600 pixels. Render the 3D view with raycasting, using textured walls. One level with several rooms connected by corridors, plus at least one door that opens. WASD to move, arrow keys or the mouse to turn, Space to shoot. At least 5 enemies that notice the player, move toward them, and deal damage. Enemies can be shot and killed. Show health, ammo, and score on screen, and include a minimap that can be toggled with M. The player wins by reaching a marked exit. Include a start screen ("Press Space to start"), a game-over screen, and a win screen. Space restarts from either. https://reddit.com/link/1wp56lk/video/v0qk14vsnhrh1/player Make it look and feel as polished as you can. Respond with only the complete HTML file and no explanation.
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