DeviLudo

Build a game in 3 days

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Build a game in 3 days

7 followers

Start with a rough idea or existing Godot project. DeviLudo turns incomplete requirements into a versioned spec, generated code and assets, repaired builds, and a deliverable game. Real-play E2E launches the final package with OS-level keyboard, pointer, and virtual gamepad input, then preserves video, screenshots, traces, visual diffs, and replayable regressions.

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Launch tags:Developer Tools•Games•Vibe coding

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Hi Product Hunt! I built DeviLudo because generating code is only a small part of shipping a game. The hard part is keeping design decisions, implementation, assets, builds, real player testing, and delivery aligned across many iterations. DeviLudo is open source and self-hostable. It uses specialized Design, Development, and Test agents, works with existing local or GitHub Godot projects, and validates exported games through real window input, screenshots, video, and state-based oracles before delivery. I’d love feedback from indie developers and studios: which part of your game workflow would you automate first?

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2mo ago

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1mo ago

Are AI agents removing work—or quietly creating more of it?

AI agents produce work faster. But do they actually reduce it?

We write less code and copy, then spend more time reviewing unfamiliar output, resolving contradictions, and deciding what is safe to ship. Sometimes that is leverage. Sometimes it is review debt.

The real test is not how much an agent generates, but how much work it removes end to end.

Where has AI genuinely taken work off your plate and where has it merely moved the work?

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1mo ago

Should programmers ship code they cannot fully explain?

AI now lets one person build far beyond what they could write or understand line by line. Some see that as the natural next step after libraries, frameworks, and open-source dependencies. Others think shipping code you cannot explain means giving up control while keeping all the responsibility.

Are passing tests and a successful review enough? Or should a programmer be able to understand and debug every critical path before it reaches users?

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1mo ago

Can AI make a good game if it has never felt what makes a game fun?

An AI can reproduce mechanics, generate a polished prototype, and pass every automated test. But it has never felt tension before a boss fight, relief after surviving with one hit point, or the satisfaction of finally mastering a difficult movement.
That raises a question I keep coming back to: is a good game built from patterns, or from taste?
We can measure whether a build launches, inputs work, objectives are reachable, and old behavior still passes. The harder questions are subjective: Does movement feel satisfying? Does the pacing drag? Is the difficulty fair? Is the core loop still interesting after ten minutes?
Maybe AI does not need to feel fun if it can observe players retries, hesitation, quit points, input patterns and iterate under human creative direction. Or maybe those signals only optimize engagement and can never replace taste.
Where would you draw the line?

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p/deviludo

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1mo ago

Are AI agents removing work—or quietly creating more of it?

AI agents produce work faster. But do they actually reduce it?

We write less code and copy, then spend more time reviewing unfamiliar output, resolving contradictions, and deciding what is safe to ship. Sometimes that is leverage. Sometimes it is review debt.

The real test is not how much an agent generates, but how much work it removes end to end.

Where has AI genuinely taken work off your plate and where has it merely moved the work?

p/deviludo

•

1mo ago

Should programmers ship code they cannot fully explain?

Are passing tests and a successful review enough? Or should a programmer be able to understand and debug every critical path before it reaches users?

p/deviludo

•

1mo ago

Can AI make a good game if it has never felt what makes a game fun?

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