Vibe Coding
5 posts on Sorceress about vibe coding.
How to Make a Platformer With AI in Your Browser
A platformer is the canonical first game and historically the most painful one — physics, tilemaps, jumps, enemies, hit-feel. AI agents now ship a playable build from a single prompt. Here is the full WizardGenie workflow, browser-first, with art and music folded in.
How to Make a 2D Game With AI (No Engine Install)
The biggest blocker for first-time 2D game devs in 2026 is not talent or ideas - it is the engine install. AI game agents skip that entirely: open a browser tab, describe the game, get a playable build. Here is the full no-install 2D workflow with WizardGenie, Auto-Sprite v2, and Music Gen.
Best Vibe Coding Tools for Building Games (Real Criteria, 2026)
Most best-of lists rank AI coding tools that were built for SaaS apps, not games. The right vibe coding tool for indie game dev has a specific feature set. Here's the criteria checklist plus how WizardGenie was built around it.
What Is Vibe Coding? (And Why It's Eating Indie Game Dev)
Vibe coding sounded like a joke. It ended up being the thing most indie game devs actually do now. Here's what vibe coding is, why it works for games specifically, and what a real session looks like.
How to Make a Video Game With AI (No Coding Required)
You can make a video game with AI without writing a single line of code by describing it in plain English. WizardGenie writes the code, generates the art and music, and runs the result — on desktop or web — usually inside an hour.