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AICodeWith Launches Free-to-Play Browser Game Taipei GTA
“AICodeWith” has released “Taipei GTA,” a free-to-play browser game. The project, which requires no installation, attracted 1.2 million concurrent players within 3 days of its release. Inspired by the “GTA” series, the game allows players to explore an open city and take part in crime-themed events. The game can be accessed directly from a browser.
“Taipei GTA” was developed on the “AICodeWith” platform with the help of artificial intelligence models. The platform includes “DeepSeek,” “Qwen,” “Kimi,” “GLM,” and more than 30 models. The service is paid for with prepaid tokens, which are digital credits. Tokens worth $10,000 (AZN 17,000) were spent on developing the game. The project runs on the “Vercel” cloud platform. The game features well-known Taipei locations such as “Ximending,” “Taipei Main Station,” and “Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall.” Neon signs, scooters, stores, advertisements for prep courses, and night markets can be seen along the streets. Simple lighting and low-detail models give the game a look reminiscent of the early 2000s. Unlike “GTA San Andreas,” the city’s design creates a Taiwanese atmosphere.
The player begins the adventure on foot, armed only with their fists and carrying 500 Taiwan dollars. This is approximately $16 (AZN 27). Players can freely explore the city and take part in various criminal activities. There are 93 missions for those who want to play with more specific objectives. They can be completed progressively after learning the controls. “Taipei GTA” is still being developed and expanded. The developers are seeking players’ opinions about future updates. During testing, the game ran at over 100 FPS with the integrated “Radeon 890M” graphics chip, meaning the visuals remained smooth. Although the use of “GTA” in its name creates a risk of a legal dispute with “Rockstar,” the game is currently online and free.
“Taipei GTA” was developed on the “AICodeWith” platform with the help of artificial intelligence models. The platform includes “DeepSeek,” “Qwen,” “Kimi,” “GLM,” and more than 30 models. The service is paid for with prepaid tokens, which are digital credits. Tokens worth $10,000 (AZN 17,000) were spent on developing the game. The project runs on the “Vercel” cloud platform. The game features well-known Taipei locations such as “Ximending,” “Taipei Main Station,” and “Chiang Kai-Shek Memorial Hall.” Neon signs, scooters, stores, advertisements for prep courses, and night markets can be seen along the streets. Simple lighting and low-detail models give the game a look reminiscent of the early 2000s. Unlike “GTA San Andreas,” the city’s design creates a Taiwanese atmosphere. The player begins the adventure on foot, armed only with their fists and carrying 500 Taiwan dollars. This is approximately $16 (AZN 27). Players can freely explore the city and take part in various criminal activities. There are 93 missions for those who want to play with more specific objectives. They can be completed progressively after learning the controls. “Taipei GTA” is still being developed and expanded. The developers are seeking players’ opinions about future updates. During testing, the game ran at over 100 FPS with the integrated “Radeon 890M” graphics chip, meaning the visuals remained smooth. Although the use of “GTA” in its name creates a risk of a legal dispute with “Rockstar,” the game is currently online and free.