I Played 7 Games Built With GPT-6.1 Sol Light
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Original video: I Played 7 Games Built With GPT-6.1 Sol Light · Channel: Prompt Engineer 48 · 06:07 · Watch on YouTube
Topics: Software engineering with AI, Open source and software ecosystems
Summary
Section titled “Summary”The video showcases seven browser-game prototypes created with GDevelop 6.1 Soul Light: a skate park, zombie survival game, city-driving game, racing game, stealth mission, destruction sandbox, and castle siege. The presenter briefly plays each one and highlights its controls, interfaces, and gameplay features. They describe the games as short demonstrations rather than finished projects, and invite viewers to choose which game they would like to see expanded.
Key points
Section titled “Key points”- Sidewalk is a playable 3D skate park with ramps, rails, a bowl, a score display, and a mini-map.
- Dead Hours is a mall-based survival prototype featuring health, stamina, equipment, crafting, supplies, and survivors to rescue.
- Nova District combines a walkable city, drivable cars, and a contracts menu.
- Neon Street Rivals features racing information on screen, nitro, checkpoints, and different camera views.
- Shadow Protocol is a stealth game about infiltrating a facility, acquiring clearance, and extracting research.
- Demolition is a stylized destruction sandbox with area impulses, a rebuild option, and first-person viewing.
- Last Kingdom combines a commander, soldiers, weapon choices, squad orders, and a castle siege objective.
- The presenter calls these short demonstrations and says more testing is needed before any are considered finished.
Chapters
Section titled “Chapters”| Start | Chapter | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | Skate park: Sidewalk | The presenter introduces the seven games and demonstrates Sidewalk’s skate park, controls, tricks, and interface. |
| 01:07 | Survival and city driving | Dead Hours is shown as a mall survival game with crafting and rescue features, followed by Nova District’s walkable city, cars, and contracts. |
| 02:38 | Racing and stealth | The presenter tries Neon Street Rivals’ racing controls and interface, then previews Shadow Protocol’s stealth objectives and features. |
| 04:27 | Demolition sandbox | The demolition prototype lets the player damage a building, rotate the overview, rebuild it, and switch to first-person view. |
| 05:17 | Last Kingdom and closing thoughts | The presenter demonstrates Last Kingdom’s siege and squad controls, then concludes that the prototypes have distinct identities but need more testing. |
Quotes
Section titled “Quotes”So, let’s go ahead and play these and see what is actually there. — 00:00
So, this is a much broader survival prototype. — 01:07
So, this one has a very different feel from the city game with the whole interface built around the race. — 02:38
This is a stylized destruction sandbox, so the structural behavior is simplified — 04:27
These are short demonstrations, so there’s still more testing to do before calling any of them finished. — 06:07
Concepts and entities
Section titled “Concepts and entities”GDevelop 6.1 Soul Light, Sidewalk, Dead Hours, Nova District, Neon Street Rivals, Shadow Protocol, Demolition, Last Kingdom
Full transcript (original language)
Section titled “Full transcript (original language)”00:00 All right, in this video we will see seven browser games I created using GDevelop 6.1 Soul light. We have skating, a zombie survival game, city driving, racing, stealth, demolition, and a castle siege. So, let’s go ahead and play these and see what is actually there. Now, first we have sidewalk. You can see the concrete skate park here with ramps, rails, and a bowl. I’m going to go ahead and push forward, then use space to ollie and Q for a kickflip. The game has a score display, a mini-map, and different tricks to try. So, we have a
00:31 playable three-dimensional park with its own interface around it.
01:07 And then we have Dead Hours. This one puts us inside a shopping mall, and the objective is to survive until morning. You can see the health and stamina at the bottom, and our equipment in the middle. Let’s go ahead and explore a little and open the pack and the mall map. The project also includes crafting, supplies, and survivors to rescue. So, this is a much broader survival prototype.
01:57 Now, this one is Nova District. We have a city to explore and a sedan parked beside our character. I’m going to use E to get into the car and then we can drive with the keyboard. We can also get back out and move around on foot. And then we have a contracts menu with different jobs. I like this combination of a walkable world and vehicles inside the same browser game.
02:38 >> [music] [music] >> All right, now let’s go ahead and try Neon Street Rivals. This is the dedicated racing game. [music] You can see the position, checkpoints, speed, and nitro on the screen. I’m holding the accelerator and then using shift for nitro. We also have different camera [music] views to switch between. So, this one has a very different feel from the city game with the whole interface built around the race.
03:37 And then we have Shadow Protocol. Here, the objective is to infiltrate the facility, acquire clearance, and extract the research. Let’s go ahead and crouch, move around, and try a distraction. You can see the mission objective and our visibility status on the screen. The project includes guards, access challenges, and different extraction routes. Mind you, this is a quick look at the opening, so I’m not claiming we completed the mission.
04:27 Now, this is demolition. We have a building that we can interact with directly. I’m using the area impulse tool and clicking different parts of the structure. Let’s watch what happens to the pieces. We can rotate the overview, rebuild the building, and switch to a first-person view as well. This is a stylized destruction sandbox, so the structural behavior is simplified, but it is a really good kind of interactive demo to test.
05:17 And finally, we have Last Kingdom. You can see our soldiers, the castle ahead, and the siege objective on the left. We can move the commander, switch between the sword and bow, and change the squad order. Let’s go ahead and advance and try the combat. This one brings together the character, the army, the environment, and the battle interface. It is another very different game from the same set of projects.
06:07 >> So in this video we have seen seven games created with GDevelop 6.1 Soul Light. What I like here is the variety of playable ideas and the way each game has its own visual identity. These are short demonstrations, so there’s still more testing to do before calling any of them finished. Let me know which one you would like to see expanded. I’ll see you in another one. Check out the next video.