You run deliveries in a busy Taiwanese night market lit with red lanterns, picking up dishes at the stalls and carrying them to the customers who ordered them. The first of its three levels gives you 60 seconds to earn $350, and you switch between the dishes you're holding with Q and E. The game is in Traditional Chinese and needs a keyboard.
How the creator made it
The creator started in Claude Code's plan mode and worked through the rules before asking it to build a prototype. They revised the draft to let players pay to discard a mistaken pickup and to make the rounds shorter. Claude Code made the game and used the Higgsfield connector to generate pixel art for the stalls, characters, food and interface. The project credits say the images were generated with Nano Banana Pro and had their backgrounds removed, and the music and effects are synthesized with Web Audio.
From their video on YouTube ↗ and a page on GitHub ↗.
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