Corner Court

What it is

Corner Court is a browser basketball court posted by X user Vib3Coded, hosted as a public Claude Artifact. It shows a pixel-style 3D street court where two teams run, pass and shoot on their own while the score ticks along. The page offers three times of day (Day, Dusk, Night) and three kinds of weather (Dry, Drizzle, Downpour), plus camera, pixel size and colour options, and buttons such as Shoot, Pass, New game and Pause. The author said on X that Claude Opus 5.5 built the court for USD 10.1 in model costs. What sets it apart is a street game that keeps playing itself, so you can just watch and switch the weather and time of day. The author replied that it's mostly a simulation for now, with players acting on their own, and that full playability is a future goal.

Who it's for: Anyone who likes pixel-art visuals and wants to see a small web scene made with AI.

Before you start: Open it in a browser, with no sign-in needed. The interface is in English. It's mostly an automatic simulation for now, not a fully playable basketball game, and we haven't tried what Shoot, Pass and the other buttons do. The USD 10.1 is the author's build cost, and the page doesn't charge anything. The page doesn't say whether it works on phones and lists no licence. It runs on Claude's platform, which receives ordinary visit data.

Based on the web page and the author's posts on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.