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More developers take part in Felix Rieseberg's Fable 5.2 game challenge

An update reports that more developers are taking part in Felix Rieseberg's Fable 5.2 game challenge. According to a post on X by @Grummz, Fable 5.2 built an FPS with all models, textures, sound and lighting in 2.9 hours using his Kun-Zhi engine and a Blender plug-in, with about 30% fewer tokens than a comparable one-shot web build. A separate post on X by @emollick described Dread & District, a fantasy transport sim that he says agents built from a vague paragraph after arguing about art, lore and jokes.

Source: Scobleizer News Pulse (X) · x.com Found via Robert Scoble’s Scobleizer News Pulse · a post on X, not independently verified Published 2026-11-10T21:05:00+00:00 Detected 2026-11-11T02:20:43+00:00
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An update reports that more developers are taking part in Felix Rieseberg's Fable 5.2 game challenge. According to a post on X by @Grummz, Fable 5.2 built an FPS with all models, textures, sound and lighting in 2.9 hours using his Kun-Zhi engine and a Blender plug-in, with about 30% fewer tokens than a comparable one-shot web build. A separate post on X by @emollick described Dread & District, a fantasy transport sim that he says agents built from a vague paragraph after arguing about art, lore and jokes.

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@Grummz said Fable 5.2 built an FPS with all models, textures, sound and lighting in 2.9 hours using his Kun-Zhi engine and a Blender plug-in, with about 30% fewer tokens than a comparable one-shot web build. @emollick posted Dread & District, a fantasy transport sim he says agents built from a vague paragraph...

Developers are comparing how AI tools handle full game builds, and these posts give them concrete examples to weigh. The figures, such as build time and token use, come from the posters themselves and have not been independently checked here. Teams evaluating AI for game development may want to watch for reproducible results from other builders.

Teams using AI at work may want to compare this against current productivity and review workflows.

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