Raycaster

What I saw: Iterated rebuild renders a clean DDA raycaster maze with colored walls, correct fisheye correction, crosshair, hearts and a zap meter, plus a detailed minimap showing player heading and colored entities. Move/turn/strafe/zap respond (verified). Still-untextured flat walls keep it just under the top tier.

What I saw: 26KB canvas raycaster with WASD + mouse-look + distance fog + weapon bob. Clean implementation, comparable to Fusion's 17KB on the same prompt. ~$0.35 per call — roughly 1/4 the cost of Fusion.

What I saw: The HUD (health, charge, minimap frame, controls) renders but the entire 3D scene is black with no visible maze, walls, enemies, or floor — the raycaster world failed to render. HOSTILES 0/0 and empty minimap confirm the core build is broken/non-rendering.

What I saw: Mini gap-fill — raycaster maze. Smoke-test MAYBE (0.2% diff) — pointer-lock FPS the auto-test can't fully drive; flagged for manual verification.

What I saw: Pure canvas-2D raycaster with pointer-lock mouse look, WASD movement, shift-to-run, M-map toggle. Internal render resolution scales by aspect for speed. Polished HUD with kbd-styled key hints, FPS counter, click-to-capture overlay. Strong technical implementation.

What I saw: Strong polished 3D maze with a detailed plasma weapon model, clean sci-fi HUD, functional circular minimap, and HP/kill tracking; but the screenshot shows plain untextured walls (no Wolfenstein-style texturing) and no enemies visible in view despite the '0/8 hostiles' combat framing, leaving it strong-but-not-top.

What I saw: Kimi nailed it — brick walls, a checkered floor, a clean minimap, textbook Wolfenstein, runs clean out of the box. Opus's is close and more atmospheric: warm fog and a vignette down a stone corridor (A/D to turn, W/S to move). GLM's engine is genuinely good — brick and mossy-stone walls, fog, a minimap — but its one-shot spawned the player buried inside a wall, dead on arrival; I nudged the start one cell so you can actually walk it. That spawn bug is why it scores lowest here, even though the e

What I saw: Strong textured raycaster with clean perspective, distinct colored walls, a working live minimap, HUD weapon, shard/level system and full mobile+mouse controls; polished neon aesthetic just shy of topping the field but clearly shippable.

What I saw: Canvas 2D raycaster maze with WASD + mouse-look, floor/ceiling, distance fog, weapon bob. 20KB.

What I saw: Polished gradient title/HUD and clean colorful walls, but the initial render looks flat and disorienting — walls float in a black void with no visible floor/ceiling, and the camera appears to be facing into a wall rather than presenting a readable corridor. The build uses full 3D meshes with collision (functional, walkable) but the framing/lighting fails to sell a convincing Wolfenstein-style maze on first view.