Noa's mech survival game puts movement first: your weapons fire automatically while you dodge machines, gather experience shards and boost through danger. Each level offers three refits, with weapon families and matching modules giving you a build to work toward. A computer-controlled wingman can cover you, and credits earned in sorties buy permanent upgrades and more machines. The first mission asks you to survive for 15 minutes; the interface includes English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.
How the creator made it
Noa says the game took about three hours, using assets from another hobby project. They gave ChatGPT a brief idea and had it write instructions for Claude Code. They worked through conversation, requesting UI and balance changes, and say they had neither read nor edited the code themselves at the time of their reply.
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