I'm experimenting with video game dev using AI agents. I'm building Chatforce, your own AI video game studio.
Toronto/SF
Joined January 2024
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Instead of working, I made a game where you vacuum wildfire smoke out of the Toronto sky
It was so good that it got banned on Reddit
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You can make a multiplayer game like this in half a day.
This is Skibidi Survivors. In it, you:
- shoot hoards of toilet enemies
- get upgrades and recruit followers
- invite your friends to help you
This is one of the games made with Chatforce, and one of the first AI-made games that has enough polish and is fun to play.
This is Chatforce.
You can build a playable game based on any idea.
You prompt it, it generates concept art, and then makes your game.
Make fun, beautiful games that other people would want to play.
If you're interested in trying out our latest version before we release it, DM me
Robert Ciborowski retweeted
GPT-5.5 literally changes the game
I've tried making this work with so many other models and never got this far.
One prompt in, the physics worked. The animations worked. GPT-image-2 generated the backgrounds.
A few lazy follow-ups later, Mochipuff was born.
"Will people hate my AI project?"
Nobody hates AI-made creative work. They hate creative work where nobody made any creative decisions.
When we published our games and posted about them online, no one hated them for being made with AI. In fact, almost no one noticed that they were made with AI in the first place.
Game 1, "Reality Check", where you pick which of two images is AI-generated. The entire game itself was made with AI. 1.3M views, 800+ total comments. 0 of those comments gave us flack for making a game with AI.
Game 2, "Grand Theft Toronto". A Toronto-themed parody of GTA. It got Reddit gold and was in the news. No one even noticed it was made with AI.
This happened because we poured our creative energy into the design. We determined the art style, the characters, the soundtrack's lyrics, and the mechanics that made the game fun to play. We were still the artists behind the work, with AI acting as our paintbrush.
After building viral games, my friends and I released Chatforce, an AI game builder that turns your ideas into playable games. We designed it so that people with taste could easily make games, while preserving the creative control that makes their games worth sharing.
If you've ever wanted to create something new, but didn't have the skills to use traditional tooling, considering using AI. Used well, AI doesn't replace taste. It gives you a way to act on it.
Clip: me on the Mesh Up Podcast
Robert Ciborowski retweeted
Just tried vibecoding with ThreeJS again (after more than 6 months) and I have to say that the models have gotten much better at coding with ThreeJS and creating 3D models from scratch.
Would you like to get paid to make games?
Announcing the Chatforce Gamer Guild: a program where university students get paid to build games with Chatforce.
Our first member made a viral Roblox game with millions of plays. They're now building with Chatforce and getting paid to make viral games.
Perks:
1. Work with the founders: Learn directly from the team that built Chatforce
2. Workspace: Drop into our Toronto HQ anytime for co-working, studying, coffee and creative energy.
3. Path to full-time: For standout game makers, this program could lead to a full-time role at Chatforce
You’ll earn $20/game, plus a commission based on your game’s performance.
If you've shipped games on Roblox, the App Store, Steam, or anywhere people can actually play them, you belong here.
💬 DM for the application link
