It opens as the simplest tennis game there is: two bats, a square ball and a dashed net on an old 4:3 picture. Keep a rally going and the game breaks out of that screen into a string of stranger scenes, each played with the same bat, and part of the fun of the launch post was that it didn't say so. Expect loud music and fast flashing colours once it gets going. A run lasts a few minutes, and the Again button starts it over.
How the creator made it
Richard Davey says they asked Claude Fable 5.2 to “go wild” making a game, and that all they got was what looked like a Pong clone. “And then I played it ...”, their post goes on, with the link.
From their post on X ↗.
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