Programmer Runs Minecraft in GTA V on an iPhone Using Claude-Written Code

A programmer who writes code using artificial intelligence and is known by the alias “0xProbability” has launched the game “Minecraft” in a modified “GTA V” port for the “iPhone.” During a test conducted on October 12, 2026, the “Minecraft” interface opened and the character “Steve” was loaded into the game. “Claude Opus 5.5” wrote the code, and the same AI model also conducted the tests. According to the programmer, he did not touch the phone while the model flew the “Ender Dragon” over “Los Santos.”

“0xProbability” did not develop the “iPhone” port of “GTA V.” The project was created by a student named “C22” who attends Switzerland’s “EPFL” university. The port turns a browser-adapted version of the game into an “iOS” app that runs directly on the phone. Multiplayer mode also works. The game is not streamed from a remote server; all processing is performed on the device itself.

The port works on “iOS 15” and later versions. It can also run on computers with “Apple” chips using “macOS 14” and later versions. For smooth operation, 8 GB or more of RAM is recommended. A video dated October 9, 2026, showed the port running on the “iPhone 17.” The game reaches 50-60 FPS and uses just 1.1 GB of RAM. FPS is the number of frames displayed per second. The higher this number, the smoother the movement in the game appears.

The “Minecraft” add-on was also tested in the browser version before being transferred to the phone. That version added not only characters and creatures to the game, but also block-placement mechanics. The latest demonstration showed that flying with “Elytra” worked within “GTA V” on an “iOS” device. The programmer described this as an example of modern browsers’ ability to run demanding 3D games.