The movie needs a monster – get in and get wrecked!
Pilot a robot suit as tall as a building. Wreck the city set. Get paid for every hit.
You play the stunt actor inside Raiju. At the end of a run, the director's cut shows stills of your best moments.
You are a stunt actor. Your talent agent, Val, calls: Raiju's regular pilot is sick. Raiju is a robot suit as tall as a building, the biggest suit a film ever built. You take the seat inside.
The street is a full-size set. The crew stands at both ends of it.
Every hit pays, and the pay pops up on screen as you wreck. A whole building pays the most. Mix punch, kick and tail to raise the combo, up to x5.
Tankers blow up, cars burn, and the tower crane comes down in pieces. There are 18 stunts to find.
The director wants destruction, and he pays for every bit. He shouts for shots: "TAIL WHIP THEM!", "PUNCH THE BOOKSHOP DOWN!"
Wreck what he shouts for, and you get the director's bonus. Ignore him, and every wreck still pays. Stunts pay a stunt bonus.
Three acts: 60, 70 and 80 seconds. Each act pays more. The last 25 seconds are THE FINAL REEL: overtime, double pay.
Your pay rates the film at the box office:
Hit things to charge the thunder, then release it as a blast (R). Keep it ready while your combo lives, and it overcharges.
TAKE 2 starts the next take at once. Beat your best pay.
Walk Raiju down the city street set and break everything. The camera stays over your shoulder.
| Action | Keyboard / mouse | Gamepad |
|---|---|---|
| Move | W A S D | Left stick |
| Turn the camera | Mouse | Right stick |
| Camera: close / far | C | R3 (right stick click) |
| Sprint | Left Shift | LB |
| Walk / run | Left Ctrl | RB |
| Punch | F | X |
| Kick | G | Y |
| Tail whip | T | RT |
| Ground slam | Space | A |
| Shoulder charge | E | B |
| Thunder blast (when the bolt says READY) | R or right mouse | LT |
| Pause | Esc | Start |
| End screen: TAKE 2 / quit | Enter / Q | Start / Back |
In-game captures at 1920 x 1080. Tap or click for the full size.
Very Bad Games is one person, Chris. He set the direction and made the design calls. An orchestrator agent planned each task, worker agents wrote the code, re-dressed the pre-jam buildings, and built the signs, interface and most effects by script, and fresh judge agents, also Claude, scored each video. Some code and art from earlier Unreal experiments carried over: the build log lists them.
4 of 10 → a new gameA judge scored the loop 4 of 10; Chris restated the idea, and the agents rebuilt it as a score attack.
Lenses: 45 hoursOur longest wrong turn: on 15 of 20 cues, the lens made no difference to the score.
Hand test → next takeChris played it on Sunday morning; three of his four notes were in the next take, about two hours later.Made by Very Bad Games (Chris Sands) for the 2026 Epic AI MegaJam.
Photo-scanned surfaces for facades, roofs and props: Red Brick, Yellow Brick, Sandstone Blocks 08, White Sandstone Blocks 02 (Rob Tuytel); Whitewashed Brick (Charlotte Baglioni); Concrete Debris, Damaged Plaster (Amal Kumar); Tarred Gravel (Dimitrios Savva); Gravel Floor 02 (Dimitrios Savva, Jenelle van Heerden); Painted Metal Shutter (Charlotte Baglioni, Dario Barresi, Rico Cilliers); Weathered Brown Planks (Dimitrios Savva, Rico Cilliers); Weathered Planks (Dario Barresi, Dimitrios Savva).
Tools: Unreal Engine 5.8, Blender 5.2, Claude Code, Python (numpy, scipy, Pillow), Whisper (local, word checks on voice clips), ffmpeg, Git LFS. The break effects use a method from the free RedefineFX Chaos Crash Course; no course file is in the game.
