SCRAPFALL opens a browser mech shooter pre-alpha made with AI tools
By GameSlash
Its creator describes using Claude and AI media tool credits to develop the space-station shooter.
MeticulAi has opened a pre-alpha build of SCRAPFALL, a browser-based mech shooter. The creator says the project used Claude alongside AI tool credits for visual, model and audio work.

The game lets players assemble a mech from parts, dual-wield weapons, fight on a spinning space station and grapple outside its hull. The game page describes it as free to play in a browser.

In the launch post, the creator says the project used one month of Claude 20x and about $2,000 in combined credits for fal, ElevenLabs and Tripo. Those figures are the creator's account, not an independently verified total project cost.
The game is in pre-alpha. Feature details come from the game page and creator's description; GameSlash has not tested online play or compared the output of the individual tools.
Launch post: MeticulAi
Game page: SCRAPFALL