🚀 Turn prompts into real apps. Join our AI builder course: https://dub.sh/aicourse In this video, we challenge xAI's Grok Studio to build a browser-based game in under 10 minutes—without writing a single line of code ourselves. Using natural language prompts, we iteratively build and improve a classic Asteroid Shooter game, then deploy it publicly with GitHub and Netlify. We’ll walk through: ✅ How to use Grok Studio to generate and test game code in real time ✅ How to iteratively improve game functionality through prompts ✅ How to fix bugs when functionality is removed ✅ How to deploy the game with GitHub and Netlify in just a few clicks 🕹 What We’re Building: - A browser-based Asteroid Shooter game - Lives and score counter - Bonus points via colored asteroids - Power-ups and shooting functionality - Fully deployed on a live URL using Netlify 🛠 What You’ll Learn: - How to prompt Grok Studio to create interactive browser games - How Grok Studio handles HTML + JavaScript code - How to troubleshoot missing functionality by prompting again - How to download and deploy code to GitHub - How to use Netlify for instant, free deployment of static sites 🌐 Tools Used: - Grok Studio – https://grokai.studio/ - GitHub – https://github.com/ - Netlify – https://www.netlify.com/ 🔁 Related Videos: Mentioned placeholder: Add if another relevant video was referenced in the transcript. 🎁 Bonus: Get our free list of 59 AI app business ideas: Click the link in the description and enter your email to download it instantly.

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