Muse Spark 1.3 — Seven AI Builds

Create a complete 3D platformer browser game inspired by classic side-scrolling platform games.

Do not copy Super Mario characters, assets, or levels. Create an original fantasy world.

Requirements

• Create a colorful 3D cartoon environment.
• Create a player character that can run, jump, and interact with the world.
• Add platforms with different heights.
• Add moving platforms.
• Add collectible coins.
• Add power-up items that temporarily improve the player.
• Add enemies with simple AI.
• Add obstacles and traps.
• Add checkpoints.
• Add a health/life system.
• Add a final goal flag at the end of the level.
• Add smooth animations.
• Add camera following the player.
• Add background music placeholders and sound effects.

The game should feel polished, fun, and immediately playable.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.

Create a small 3D open-world city game inspired by open-world driving games.

Do not copy GTA characters, branding, or assets.

Requirements

• Create a detailed 3D city environment.
• Add roads, buildings, sidewalks, traffic lights, parks, and signs.
• Add a player character who can walk around.
• Add vehicles that the player can enter and drive.
• Add basic car physics.
• Add pedestrians walking around the city.
• Add simple traffic AI.
• Add a minimap.
• Add day and night cycle.
• Add weather changes.
• Add police AI that follows the player after crimes.
• Add wanted level system.
• Add missions such as reaching locations or delivering objects.

Focus on creating a living city that looks impressive in a video demonstration.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.

Create a highly detailed realistic 3D city environment in the browser.

This is a visual showcase, not a game.

Requirements

• Create a large city scene.
• Add skyscrapers with different designs.
• Add streets, sidewalks, intersections, traffic lights, signs, and advertisements.
• Add trees, parks, benches, street lamps, and small details.
• Add moving cars.
• Add walking pedestrians.
• Add reflections on windows.
• Add realistic lighting.
• Add sunrise, sunset, and night modes.
• Add realistic camera movement.
• Add cinematic camera shots.
• Add weather effects such as rain or fog.

The final result should look like a modern 3D city demo.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.

Create a detailed 3D car experience in the browser.

Requirements

• Create a realistic 3D sports car model using procedural geometry.
• Add detailed body shape, wheels, windows, lights, mirrors, and interior elements.
• Add realistic materials.
• Add paint color customization.
• Add a rotating showroom camera.
• Add lighting effects.
• Add a driving mode where the player can control the car.
• Add acceleration, braking, steering, and simple physics.
• Add speedometer UI.
• Add different camera angles.

Make the car visually impressive like a professional automotive showcase.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.

Create a detailed SVG illustration of a programmer working inside a modern computer room.

The scene must show

• A person sitting naturally on an office chair.
• The person is sitting directly in front of a computer desk.
• A desktop computer monitor is placed on the desk.
• The person is actively programming, with their hands positioned on a keyboard.
• Show a visible coding interface on the monitor using colorful code-like text and UI elements.
• Add a computer mouse, keyboard, desk accessories, and cables.
• Add a desk lamp.
• Add shelves or wall decorations in the background.
• Add a window with a night-time city view.
• Add subtle ambient lighting from the computer monitor.
• Add a small plant and a few realistic room details.
• Use a coherent perspective and professional composition.
• Include detailed character proportions, clothing, hair, facial features, hands, chair, desk, monitor, and room objects.
• Use gradients, shadows, highlights, layered shapes, and carefully constructed paths to make the SVG visually rich.
• Use a modern professional illustration style rather than a very simple icon style.
• Make the final SVG large, detailed, clean, and visually impressive.

Technical requirements

• The main artwork must be created as SVG.
• Keep the SVG editable and vector-based.
• Do not simply embed a raster image as the final artwork.
• Organize the SVG into logical groups/layers such as background, room, desk, computer, person, lighting, and decorative objects.
• Add subtle SVG animations where they improve the scene, such as monitor glow, blinking cursor, or small ambient lighting effects.
• Display the final SVG prominently in the browser.
• Add a button that allows the user to download/export the generated SVG.

The final result should look like a polished professional vector illustration of a programmer working late at night.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.

Create a complete premium restaurant website.

The website should look like a real modern restaurant website.

Requirements

• Create a beautiful landing page.
• Add a hero section with attractive food imagery placeholders.
• Add restaurant logo.
• Add navigation menu.
• Add food menu section with categories.
• Add food cards with prices and descriptions.
• Add reservation section.
• Add customer reviews.
• Add restaurant gallery.
• Add location and opening hours.
• Add contact section.
• Add smooth animations.
• Add responsive mobile design.
• Add dark luxury restaurant theme.

The final website should look production-ready and visually impressive.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.

Create a polished one-button browser arcade game inspired by the simple flying-and-dodging gameplay of Flappy Bird.

Do not copy Flappy Bird characters, artwork, sounds, branding, or level design. Create an original bird, environment, obstacles, and visual identity.

Requirements

• Make the bird rise when the player clicks, taps, or presses Space.
• Add smooth gravity, rotation, and responsive controls.
• Generate moving obstacle pairs with fair randomized gaps.
• Increase the score whenever the player passes an obstacle.
• Add a best-score counter saved in localStorage.
• Include start, pause, game-over, and restart states.
• Add subtle particles, sound effects, and a day-to-night visual progression.
• Make the layout responsive for desktop and mobile screens.

Important instructions

• Do not ask me any questions.
• Make all creative decisions yourself.
• Start coding immediately.
• Use only HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript.
• Do not use React, Next.js, Vue, Angular, TypeScript, or any framework.
• The project must run by opening index.html directly.
• Keep the complete game in a single index.html file.
• Use CDN libraries only if needed.
• Create complete working code, not just explanations.