**I vibe-coded a multiplayer bird photography MMO in 2 days (30 biomes, Three.js, **<a href="http://Socket.io" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Socket.io)</a>
I wanted to see how far I could push AI-assisted development whilst bringing my dream of developing my own Minecraft or Cubeworld to life!
It’s multiplayer, has a day/night cycle, achievement system, and a full collection mechanic. Still quite rough, but playable.
Built with Three.js and <a href="http://Socket.io" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">Socket.io</a>. Would love feedback on what works and what doesn’t.
Play here: <a href="https://birdmmo.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://birdmmo.com</a>

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A developer built a multiplayer bird photography MMO in 2 days using AI-assisted development with Three.js and Socket.io. The game features 30 biomes, day/night cycles, an achievement system, and collection mechanics. The project demonstrates rapid prototyping capabilities with modern web technologies and AI coding assistance.

BirdMMO!

I want to hate it, but it’s pretty cool. My job is cooked.

how did u vibe code it? like which tool and like evrything or any tips for vibe coding bec making ts in 2 days is something even while vibecoding. like do u know some prompt technique or something

This is really cool but I couldn’t find any birds.

damin like what, are you a game dev, its really cool

Looks pretty good. Well done.
A couple of small bugs with the camera when zooming in/out it would sometimes get stuf on the input system (couldn’t get out of zoom mode)
Also sometimes I would take a picture of a bird, usually in zoom, and it would say no bird was captured. Shrug.
Graphics are pretty good. Definitely shows the promise of the libraries.