3D Browser Game Development with AI and Cursor

Nonetheless, it's important to have basic knowledge in every area. AI will not do all the work for you, and as the project grows, you will encounter new challenges. One of the goals of this course is to help you build a solid foundation.

Another reason is the concept of "vibe coding," popularized by Andrey Karpathy. This is an approach to development where you build applications quickly and easily using LLM models, without fixating on perfection from the first steps. The main focus is on iterative creation: build, test, and improve. This approach has inspired thousands of people to experiment with their own projects, and now it's your turn.

I sincerely believe that creating games greatly enhances programming skills. I started with RPG Maker 2000 just for fun, and over time this experience led me to a career in software development. Even today, when learning a new language or tool, I first try to create a small game - it makes learning exciting.

This course doesn't promise an instant transformation into a pro (although anything is possible!), but it will definitely help you start, experiment, and enjoy combining AI and game development. Whether it's your first step towards a career or just a weekend project with friends, you will gain valuable skills.

In this course, we'll cover the basics of developing browser-based 3D games. It's specifically designed for beginners and provides a powerful foundation. We will also get acquainted with tools like Midjourney for generating images, Fala AI for creating 3D models, and Cursor for assembling the game. You will see how I build projects from the inside and what approaches I use.

Our plan is to use AI, follow the spirit of vibe coding, while maintaining a structured and sustainable approach, to create a simple yet complete 3D browser game together. I'm glad you're here and can't wait to see what you will create!