AI-generated games have a fun new feature: multiple people can ask AI to modify the same game at the same time!
AI gaming platform myPip has launched Hive Coding, letting friends not only play games together, but develop them together too.
For example:
You design the boss and ask AI to add new attacks.
A friend modifies the game’s physics.
Someone else jumps straight into the game to test whether the new boss works properly.
Everyone can collaborate on the same game project, without having to wait until the entire game is finished to try it out.
The platform also supports game controllers for PS5, Xbox, Wii, and more, so AI-generated games can be played with traditional controllers.
Co-founder Misha Stastna said on Product Hunt that more than 140,000 people have used myPip to make games.
This figure was provided by the founder and has not been independently verified.
AI game-generation tools have mainly focused on the idea that “you can make a game by typing a single sentence.”
Now, another approach is emerging: letting multiple people create together and keep modifying a game as they play.
In the future, the line between game development and the gaming experience may become increasingly blurred.
AI gaming platform myPip has launched Hive Coding, letting friends not only play games together, but develop them together too.
For example:
You design the boss and ask AI to add new attacks.
A friend modifies the game’s physics.
Someone else jumps straight into the game to test whether the new boss works properly.
Everyone can collaborate on the same game project, without having to wait until the entire game is finished to try it out.
The platform also supports game controllers for PS5, Xbox, Wii, and more, so AI-generated games can be played with traditional controllers.
Co-founder Misha Stastna said on Product Hunt that more than 140,000 people have used myPip to make games.
This figure was provided by the founder and has not been independently verified.
AI game-generation tools have mainly focused on the idea that “you can make a game by typing a single sentence.”
Now, another approach is emerging: letting multiple people create together and keep modifying a game as they play.
In the future, the line between game development and the gaming experience may become increasingly blurred.
