Lingguang's New Feature Lets Anyone Build Racing Games Instantly

Game Creation Just Got Ridiculously Simple

Ever dreamed of making your own video game but got intimidated by complex coding? Lingguang, Ant Group's multimodal AI assistant, just removed that barrier entirely. On December 4th, the platform rolled out its revolutionary "Flash Game" feature that transforms natural language into playable games.

How It Works

The magic happens through simple conversation. Users describe what they want - say, "Create a retro air combat game" - and Lingguang generates a functional game within seconds. Want to tweak it? Just ask. Change characters? Adjust difficulty? Add special effects? All possible through follow-up chat commands.

(Image caption: Sample Flash Games including Running Cats, 3D Rubik's Cube, and Air Combat 1942)

Lowering Barriers, Sparking Creativity

This isn't just another mini-game collection. What sets Lingguang apart is how it empowers users to become creators themselves. The platform has optimized both its AI models and interface specifically for game development scenarios, making the process incredibly smooth.

The results speak for themselves:

3.3 million Flash Apps created since launch
Most popular categories: entertainment and lifestyle tools
Some user creations boast 100+ interaction rounds, showing remarkable depth

The speed of adoption has been staggering too. Launched simultaneously on Android and iOS stores on November 18th, Lingguang hit 2 million downloads in just six days - outpacing even ChatGPT's early growth.

Why This Matters

Beyond the impressive numbers lies something more profound: democratization of game development. Where once you needed programming skills or expensive software, now anyone with imagination can participate.

The variety already emerging is astonishing - from nostalgic recreations like Snake and Whack-a-Mole to completely original concepts with rich narratives.