Reddit user builds Mongol invasion of Vietnam game with Claude
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A Reddit user with little prior experience used Claude to turn a hobby project about the Mongol invasions of Vietnam into a playable game, citing the lack of Vietnamese representation in games beyond Age of Empires II.
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