Take a look at my new article — this time, I’m vibe-coding a simple game with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
The idea was simple: I wanted to see how far I could go without writing a single line of code myself. I described what I wanted, pointed out the issues, and let the models do the heavy lifting.
The results? Some hilarious failures, some surprising wins — and a lot of insight into how these models actually think when tasked with a small but complete project.
💡 In the post, you’ll see:
- How each model approached the same problem
- What kind of mistakes they made
- How close they got to a working game
- Screenshots and examples of the generated code
👉 Read the full article here:
https://michalcichon.github.io/programming/2025/10/01/game-vibecoded-in-chatgpt-gemini-and-claude.html
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🚀 Quick update: I’ve just published two additional repositories showing how Claude and Gemini solved the same memory game challenge.
• 🤖 Claude version: github.com/michalcichon/memo-game-...
• 🪄 Gemini version: github.com/michalcichon/memo-game-...
It’s interesting to see how their approaches differ from ChatGPT’s original solution — even with the same instructions.