50+ Things You Can Do With Scenario That You Probably Didn't know About
Playable browser games. Walkable 3D interiors. Fashion shoots edited frame by frame. Deep-sea horror films. A ramen house you can lift the roof off. Scenario Explorations is 50+ things built with AI that you can actually step inside.
Most AI platform demos show you images in a grid.
Scenario Explorations does something different. It is a collection of 50+ interactive experiences built with Scenario and a range of state-of-the-art AI models: things you can play, walk through, direct, compare, and step inside. All of them free. All of them running in a browser.
Here is a tour of what is in there.
Games Built Entirely With AI Assets
Playable games, each built with Claude Code and Scenario, where every visual and audio element came out of an AI model.
Hibana is a cel-shaded 3D fighting game with four characters, multiple stages, and a final boss who throws winter magic. Every character, move, stage, song, and voice was generated with Scenario.
Crimson Tower is an aerial-combat roguelite where you chain sword cuts through demons in mid-air across five pixel-art floors. Every sprite, background, track, and sound effect was generated with Scenario.
3D Worlds You Can Walk Through
Open House turns a single generated photograph into a walkable 3D room in seven styles: Japandi, Seventies, Brutalist, Riad, Treehouse, and Night capsule. Objects from the photos were rebuilt as 3D props you can pick up and throw. Watch a new style sweep in around you or download any room as a .spz file.
The Room Remembers takes one room from 1550 to 2050, letting you walk each era, explore every generated object, and watch the light change through the windows as five centuries pass.
Films With a Making-Of
A section of Explorations pairs short films with full production breakdowns: the prompts, the models, the review rounds, and the Scenario assets behind each shot.
Hadal is a 30-second deep-sea horror film where something very large passes over a rusted research station. One agent built it from one prompt in Blender with the Scenario Blender Plugin and Scenario MCP.
Twenty Minutes is a 30-second continuous shot of a character built in front of you with a real clock in the corner. Wren goes from a rough drawing to a grey body to a rig and clothes, with a rainy harbour street rendering in around her as she walks away.
Interactive Creative Tools
Change Only X is two versions of the same idea. A 9-second fashion shot edited six consecutive times, each edit changing exactly one element while everything before it stays put. And a 9-second game shot edited five consecutive times the same way. Compare each step with its input side by side or with a wipe, and copy every prompt with its reference sheet.
Nine Models, One Brief puts nine image models on Scenario through 18 identical tests and lets you compare the results side by side under a slider, see what each image cost, and how long it took.
Brand and Product Worlds
One Sole is an invented running shoe in eight colorways, five campaign worlds, and four materials, all generated from one 3D model. Walk the shoe through each world and export its product page.
Maison Vesprée is a complete invented Champagne house: an estate in 360 with its chef de cave, five cuvées in 3D, a year of the vineyard, and the campaign.
What All of It Is For
Explorations is not a demo reel. It is a working showcase of what Scenario can produce when someone decides to push it into a specific direction and follow through. Every experience is free, every one runs in a browser, and most of them include a making-of: the prompts, the models, the review decisions, and the assets behind the final result.
The point is not to show that AI can make pretty images. It is to show what AI can build when it is connected to a real pipeline, reviewed by a real person, and shipped as something you can actually use.
FAQ
What is Scenario Explorations?
A collection of 57 interactive AI experiences built with Scenario: playable games, walkable 3D worlds, short films, fashion editorials, product showcases, and creative tools. All free, all browser-based.
Do I need a Scenario account to explore them?
No. Everything on the Explorations page is free to access with no sign-up required.
Who made these?
The experiences were built by the Scenario team and collaborators using Scenario's own model library, MCP, Blender Plugin, Claude Code, and a range of state-of-the-art AI models. Each exploration includes a making-of that shows exactly what was made and how.
Can I make something like this myself?
Yes. Most explorations include a skill or a making-of that shows the prompts, models, and workflow behind the result. The Scenario MCP and Blender Plugin are the main tools behind the 3D and film work.
Are the games actually playable?
Yes. Hibana, Crimson Tower, Pit Tactics, Lamplighter, Fan Cam, and The Mirror Keeper are all fully playable in a browser. No download required.