Build and test a Mars simulator game
Grok Build wrote the systems for a Mars simulator game, tested it, studied gameplay, fixed bugs and iterated.
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- What they did
- The user gave Grok Build simple prompts to create a Mars simulator game for his nephew. The agent wrote the systems, built and tested the game, studied the gameplay, found and fixed bugs, then kept iterating on its own.
- How it went
- It produced a working Mars simulator game.
Try it yourself with Grok Bot
Build a simple [Mars colony / other theme] simulator game that runs in the browser. Write the core systems ([resource management, survival, events]), then play-test it yourself, note where it is buggy or dull, fix those problems and repeat for [3] rounds. Stop when it is playable start to finish and give me a short list of what you changed.
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Source: X · Aug 26, 2026
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