Skyrim

What I saw: AAA rebuild is showcase-grade: a dramatic Nordic dusk valley with layered snow-capped peaks, pine forests and ruins, a first-person sword AND studded wooden shield in real PBR wood/metal/leather, drifting clouds and snowfall, and a cohesive HUD (compass strip, objective card, HP/stamina/magicka bars). Walk and look verified. Only the absent on-screen wolves keep it from a flawless read.

What I saw: Ultra v2 (gap-fill) — Skyrim-style open world. Smoke-test MAYBE (0.0% diff) — FPS mouse-look needs pointer-lock which generic input didn't engage; flagged for manual verification.

What I saw: Strong Skyrim-flavored HUD (compass, health/stamina/magicka bars, kills tracker, weapon in hand) and a decent low-poly open world with pines, mountains and dirt path; but the scene looks sparse and the enemy/combat presence is weak — one distant blocky figure and no visible engaged fight, so it reads more explorer than the best in field.

What I saw: Mini gap-fill — 13KB Skyrim-style open world. Smoke-test PASS (0.9% diff).

What I saw: RETRY @ 24K tokens — now complete: 25KB three.js + WebGL with rAF + 8 input handlers + closed tags. Snowy Nordic terrain, low-poly pines, rocks, rolling hills, dragon overhead, health + stamina HUD. WASD + mouse-look.

What I saw: Strong Skyrim HUD (compass, HP/Magicka/Stamina bars, kill counter, first-person sword viewmodel) and a visible enemy with 'HOSTILES ENGAGED' combat state; weakened by sparse terrain, a floating white slab artifact and only one distant humanoid rather than an active combat encounter.

What I saw: 22KB · plays clean · three, webgl, pointer-lock

What I saw: Strong on-brief 3D first-person Skyrim-lite: snowy low-poly terrain, distant mountains, pine forest, a stone keep, first-person sword, and a full themed HUD (compass, quest tracker, health/stamina bars). Cohesive and shippable, though the snowy foreground reads a bit washed-out/flat and it stops just short of the field's best.

What I saw: Renders a clean low-poly 3D scene with trees, rocks, and a ruin pillar plus polished title/HUD, but the world feels sparse and floaty with no visible ground plane, no mountains despite the promise, and generic pointer-lock exploration that falls well short of the field's best.

What I saw: Renders a genuinely atmospheric open world with layered fog, warm low sun, distant mountains, a village of houses, scattered pines, plus a polished serif HUD with scrolling compass and stamina bar — clearly on-brief and shippable. The oversized green glow sprites (fireflies/particles) look blown-out and slightly buggy in the foreground, holding it just shy of top-tier.