Spinout is a free online multiplayer card game. Match by color or number, play action cards, and race to empty your hand. The catch is the Spinner: land on it and it can steal, trade, freeze, or shuffle everyone's hands. One spin can swing the entire game. You can play solo against bots (three difficulty levels) or online with others, and there's a campaign, daily challenges, a leaderboard, and unlockable cosmetics. The part I'm most curious to hear your take on: I built almost all of it with AI. I designed and directed the game, but AI wrote the vast majority of the code — the real-time multiplayer server, the game engine, the interface, and the progression systems. It was a test of how far AI-assisted development goes on something complete rather than a demo. A few things I'm happy to go deep on in the comments: - how I kept an AI-built codebase from turning into spaghetti - the multiplayer architecture - what AI handled well vs. where I had to step in Play it free here: https://www.crazygames.com/game/... Two questions for you: what's your honest first impression of the game, and if you've built with AI, where have you found it helps most vs. falls short? The closing questions are the important bit — ending with a direct question is what actually gets people replying rather than just upvoting. Want a shorter version in case you'd rather keep it snappy?

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A multiplayer card game with a spinner, built with AI

A multiplayer card game with a spinner, built with AI