Google · Wired
Playground, which Google rolled out this week, is part of Google Labs
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Playground is vibe coding for video games, letting people describe in plain language what kind of game they want to make in a chatbot-like interface.
Key facts
- He’s also not real—his likeness has only existed for a few minutes in a top-down cyberpunk-style shooter game, generated in the Google Labs service Playground
- Keep shooting!” Neon Don says as he mows enemies down
- Playground is vibe coding for video games, letting people describe in plain language what kind of game they want to make in a chatbot-like interface
- If you have assets you want to use as a reference, you can upload photos, videos, or models
Summary
Neon Don is pissed at his ex-wife’s lawyer. Playground, which Google launched this week, is part of Google Labs, the company’s landing page for its various AI experiments that haven’t made it into an app or official service yet. (Google has done this before with things like music production ). If you have assets you want to use as a reference, you can upload photos, videos, or models.