Summary
Nick Saraev demonstrates 13 projects built with Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5.2 in its first day of availability, with prompts provided so viewers can paste them into their own Fable 5.2 sessions.
The lineup spans games, simulations, and interactive design. It includes a racing game called Wind Up Derby with 3D lighting and fully generated objects, a stop-motion clay animation that morphs a whale into a rocket, and a kintsugi-inspired 3D system. Others are a dynamic thermostat with responsive sound, a ray-traced glass light bulb, and an explorable virtual studio with a working terminal and a playable Breakout game inside a simulated computer, which Saraev presents as a new kind of personal portfolio site.
The video also covers an interactive engine crank explainer that can be made transparent and clicked for detail, a whale breaching simulation written in 477 lines of Python that runs in the browser, and a 3D product landing page for a bottle of water with glass effects and bubble simulations. A Zelda-style game called Fox Knight and an interactive embroidery animation round out the set. Saraev argues these experiences point toward interactive 3D websites, product presentations, and educational content becoming the norm.
📺 Source: Nick Saraev · Published November 10, 2026
🏷️ Format: Showcase
