With the release of Fable 5.2, some very impressive works have been appearing online one after another, and the prompts used are very short. In addition to the one we introduced yesterday,Gears of War game cloneIn this post, I’d like to recommend another browser game called “Turbo Tails,” which is similar to Mario Kart. It was created by Peter Yang and is free for everyone to play in a browser. The URL will be included below, so anyone interested can take a look at the introduction.
“Turbo Tails” is a free browser game similar to Mario Kart.
“Turbo Tails” was created by Peter Yang, who isn’t exactly an ordinary internet user either—he runs a YouTube channel with over 100,000 subscribers, where he shares many of his projects made with Fable 5.2, and this is one of them.
Although Peter Yang also gave very short prompts (as shown below), he had two models (Opus 5.5 and Fable 5.2) each build this game, then asked them to check their own results, suggest improvements, and make a second round of revisions. Then, to test how far Fable 5.2 could polish the game, Peter Yang asked for three additional rounds of optimization, with each round having the model first evaluate its own work, identify areas for improvement, and then continue revising based on the evaluation results. In other words, “Turbo Tails” was ultimately completed after five rounds of production and optimization:
The full video will be at the end, so let’s jump straight into this game.
After clicking the link above to enter TURBO TAILS, you can choose single-player or multiplayer in the lower left, and the characters are on the right, with 6 in total:
When you select a different character, the top also changes accordingly:
A match has 6 players playing together, so multiplayer mode should also support up to 6 players; if the lobby isn’t full, computers will fill the empty slots:
Paste the INVITE LINK to the other person to join, and they’ll enter the room:
The map section contains a total of 4 maps:
The controls are simple. If you’re using a keyboard, use the arrow keys to move, E to use items, and Shift to speed up:
To capture this screenshot, my computer had to run itself ragged first (laughs). I have to say, the visuals really are great:
It plays super smoothly and can also disrupt and affect other players:
Just like in Mario Kart, there will be items for you to pick up, and at the top it will randomly select an item you can use:
The computer is pretty good—I ran several times and still couldn’t get first place:
Peter Yang didn’t say how many Tokens were spent in total to complete the game, but judging from how polished it is, it probably wasn’t cheap either.
In addition, Opus 5.5 can likewise build a playable Mario Kart-style game from just a few lines of prompt, though Fable 5.2 stands out more in character modeling, animation detail, scene richness, and follow-up polishing.
Full video, with the game introduced starting at around 03:04:
Source: KOCPC Chinese