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Build a playable Super Mario Bros-style 2D platformer in the browser, recreating World 1-1. Single page, no external assets: draw every sprite, tile and background with code. Run and jump with variable jump height, smooth side-scrolling camera, question blocks that pop coins and a mushroom power-up, breakable bricks, Goombas you can stomp, pipes, pits, and a flagpole finish. HUD with score, coins, world and timer, plus title and game-over screens. It should feel tight and fun the moment it loads.

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Build a playable Super Mario Bros-style 2D platformer in the browser, recreating World 1-1. Single page, no external assets: draw every sprite, tile and background with code. Run and jump with variable jump height, smooth side-scrolling camera, question blocks that pop coins and a mushroom power-up, breakable bricks, Goombas you can stomp, pipes, pits, and a flagpole finish. HUD with score, coins, world and timer, plus title and game-over screens. It should feel tight and fun the moment it loads.

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Create a viral launch demo video for https://evals.ag/ with the following script. Motion must be speedy. Fonts and color, style should all feel like the consistent brand. Another day. Another model. It's hard to keep up. And honestly—should you even care? Will it make better designs? Better videos? Better games? Find your best setup on Evals. Give different AI setups the same task, in a sandbox. Change the model. Add a skill. Give it Blender. Then compare what they actually make. Connect your ChatGPT, Claude, and Higgsfield accounts. Use the subscriptions you already pay for. Pick the result you'd actually use. Keep working on it. Or explore what others made, see how they got there, and try it yourself.

Build a single-file HTML landing page for a fictional mobile app called "람쥐썬더" (Ramjwi Thunder). The mascot is a lightning-fast cartoon squirrel: every to-do you finish becomes an acorn the squirrel stashes, and keeping a daily streak charges up a thunder bolt. Write all page copy in natural, witty Korean for Korean users in their 20s and 30s. Include: a hero section with a headline, a one-line pitch and a pair of App Store / Google Play style download buttons; an animated phone mockup showing the app's main screen; three feature sections; a three-step "how it works"; a pricing block with a free plan and a paid plan; an FAQ with four questions; and a footer. Do not include user reviews or testimonials. Draw the squirrel mascot and every image in code (inline SVG or CSS; no external images, use system fonts). Add tasteful scroll animations and a dark mode toggle. Make it look like a polished, real product site on both desktop and phone.