CatWalk: night-city cat runner

An arcade game Blitast Studio built with Claude Opus 5.5. Copy the exact prompt free.

@blitast_studio built this with Claude Opus 5.5 and shared the full prompt on X; it is quoted below word for word. Claude Opus 5.5 keeps getting hyped as “insane” and “great for game dev,” so I tried it. It’s genuinely ridiculous. With instructions that barely covered what I knew how to say, it still one-shot something way beyond the image in my head… The only tweak I asked for was turning the SFX volume down a bit. No other revision requests at all. It even covered the parts I never asked for. Felt like a sharp developer casually going, “How about this? I mocked it up real quick.” I’m just a humble vibe coder, but playing it hit me harder than I expected. If someone like me can get this out of it, The original post had 464 views. The creator wrote this prompt in Japanese; this is an English translation from the TripoGrowthLab collection.

The prompt

Let's develop a game.
The graphics can be either 2D or 3D; choose whichever makes the game systems and overall development easier to analyze and implement.
Personally, I’m imagining a 3D game with a side-scrolling action format.
I’d like to create a stylish atmosphere through the lighting and other elements, so I think 3D could enable more beautiful visuals—for example, streetlamps and lanterns.
The game I want to make is called CatWalk.
The name says it all.
A cat moves from side to side.
A catwalk stretches ahead, and the screen scrolls automatically. The player uses only simple controls, such as jumping, to clear obstacles and gaps while keeping pace with the scrolling speed. In a way, it might have a similar tension and system to Flappy Bird.
However, I want the graphics to feel mature, stylish, and atmospheric.
If possible, I’d love to show the cat moving, running, and jumping with graceful, fluid animation.
You can decide the stage’s setting, but starting with something straightforward, such as a nighttime street, would be fine.
I’d be very happy if a darker setting could make indirect lighting and similar effects look beautiful.
I understand that some things may be possible, impossible, or difficult.
Using my requests as a starting point, please develop something you think you can realistically make.
For now, make one stage playable through a single complete loop.

Prompt by Blitast Studio (@blitast_studio), quoted word for word from the original post. Model as stated by the creator; your result will differ.

What’s inside

  1. Copy the prompt below, or download it as a SKILL.md
  2. Paste it into Claude Opus 5.5, ideally in Claude Code so it can write, run and test the game
  3. Swap in your own theme, characters or rules where the prompt names theirs
  4. Play it, then ask for fixes and polish in plain words

What you’ll bring

  • Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code, or a Claude chat for single-file HTML games)
  • A browser to play the result
  • Your own twist on the idea, if you want one

What you’ll get

  • A playable browser game in the spirit of the one above, written by Claude
  • The code, which you can keep editing

Perfect for

  • Anyone who wants to make a game without coding
  • Developers testing what Opus 5.5 can build
  • Teachers and parents making a game with kids

Also found as

opus 5.5 game prompt · claude game prompt · one shot game prompt · arcade & puzzle · catwalk: night-city cat runner

Questions

What is CatWalk: night-city cat runner?

CatWalk: night-city cat runner is an arcade game that Blitast Studio (@blitast_studio) built with Claude Opus 5.5. This page quotes the prompt they shared, word for word.

Who made it, and where was the prompt shared?

Blitast Studio (@blitast_studio) made it and shared the prompt on X: https://x.com/blitast_studio/status/2102775461701091531. You can find more from them at https://x.com/blitast_studio.

How do I use the prompt?

1. Copy the prompt below, or download it as a SKILL.md. 2. Paste it into Claude Opus 5.5, ideally in Claude Code so it can write, run and test the game. 3. Swap in your own theme, characters or rules where the prompt names theirs. 4. Play it, then ask for fixes and polish in plain words.

Is it free?

Yes. Copying the prompt and downloading the SKILL.md costs nothing on Omo. You run it with your own access to Claude Opus 5.5.

The video and the prompt belong to Blitast Studio. Omo lists them free, with credit and a link to the original post. Creators can ask us to remove a listing at omo.space/support.