VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @loktar00, the account showed an isometric dungeon-crawler game credited to Qwen 4. The caption says only "Love how this turned out!", so details about the game come from that caption alone. The post was reshared by satgeze at 2:42 PM PT and has about 217 likes, 25 replies and 9,900 views.
According to a post on X by @loktar00, the account showed an isometric dungeon-crawler game credited to Qwen 4. The caption says only "Love how this turned out!", so details about the game come from that caption alone. The post was reshared by satgeze at 2:42 PM PT and has about 217 likes, 25 replies and 9,900 views.
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loktar00 showed an isometric dungeon-crawler game credited to Qwen 4, saying only "Love how this turned out!" satgeze reshared it at 2:42 PM PT; it has about 217 likes, 25 replies and 9,900 views. What the clip shows comes from the caption only. Why it matters: Open models building small playable games is moving...
For builders following open models, this is one example of a model being credited with producing a small playable game, which points to hobbyists possibly doing this more often. The evidence is a single social post, and the Qwen 4 credit is taken from that post rather than independently confirmed here. Watch for a linked project, build details or a playable release that would show how the game was made.
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