Voxel

What I saw: Iterated rebuild holds its excellent standard: a gorgeous floating voxel island with grass/stone/snow biomes, trees, ponds, drifting clouds and colorful flying birds, a day/night toggle and a bird counter. Orbit/zoom/glide controls respond (verified). Terrain reads a touch flat, keeping it just shy of the very top.

What I saw: Ultra v2 — Temple-Run voxel runner. Smoke-test PASS with 32.7% pixel diff — the single most reactive build. Replaces the earlier truncated voxel-fugu that was deleted.

What I saw: Mini gap-fill (round 2) — Temple-Run voxel runner. Smoke-test PASS with 17.0% pixel diff — works this time (the earlier Mini voxel was STATIC and got deleted).

What I saw: Closest thing to a real Temple Run any model has shipped: 3-lane runner with chunk streaming, jump + slide mechanics, coins, hurdles, gates, increasing speed, score/coins/speed/best HUD pills, touch-swipe support, gradient-text overlay card. Other voxel attempts were visuals only — this one's playable front to back.

What I saw: Strong polished UI and clean voxel intent, but the render is broken: the landscape is a flat cyan-water slab with no visible terrain, grass, or trees — only floating white cloud/snow blocks, so it reads as a washed-out empty plane rather than a Minecraft-style landscape.

What I saw: GLM built the densest, most detailed city — windowed skyscrapers, a speed + coins HUD. Opus ran the furthest with the cleanest motion (Score 303). Kimi's runner plays fine but is unforgiving — it crashes within seconds.

What I saw: The HUD, water plane, and clouds render cleanly with polished branding, but the entire voxel island terrain is rendered as an unlit black silhouette — likely a lighting/vertexColor/instanceColor failure — which guts the core Minecraft-style landscape brief.

What I saw: A colourful 3D voxel city with a score and coins HUD and a polished game-over card. Like every runner it ends fast — but the build is excellent.

What I saw: Renders a clean 3D voxel terrain with decent lighting, shadows, and polished UI overlay, but the random per-cube color scattering reads as noisy rather than coherent Minecraft-style biomes (grass/dirt/stone layers), and the drag-rotate control is disconnected from the actual auto-orbiting camera—solid but generic.

What I saw: GLM built the densest, most detailed city — windowed skyscrapers, a speed + coins HUD. Opus ran the furthest with the cleanest motion (Score 303). Kimi's runner plays fine but is unforgiving — it crashes within seconds.