@TAbrodi: i vibecoded a Counter-Strike remake in a week. runs smoothly in your browser. even if your GPU sucks. built on Spawn. y…
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A developer built a browser-based Counter-Strike remake in a week using AI-assisted 'vibecoding' on the Spawn platform, claiming it runs smoothly even on weak GPUs.
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i vibecoded a Counter-Strike remake in a week.
runs smoothly in your browser. even if your GPU sucks.
built on Spawn. you can argue about whether it counts as a real game after you play it. https://t.co/XEbFwXjzVx
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