Fable 5 or GPT

Fable 5 or GPT-5.6 Sol which model is better at recreating the famous Fruit Ninja app. This is just a fun little test to see which model performs better when given the same prompt on recreating an already known game. We're going to give the same prompt to each model, let them run and see what we get. All right, 5.6 Sol just got finished up, we can go ahead and open it and see what it did. The front screen looks fine. We can go ahead and click start to play the game and it looks like everything is working. We can see the fruit and slice it. The only problem is that the fruit is not shooting high enough up onto the screen, so it is counting it as lives because the fruit is not even showing up. So we are losing the game very quickly. So I'm guessing with a couple more prompts that can be easily fixed, but just as a one shot that definitely is an issue. All right, let's see what Fable 5 was able to create. We've got the start screen, which looks fine. We'll click play and right off the bat, this looks a lot better just because the fruit is actually shooting high enough up to where we can slice it and it's not just losing our lives because the fruit is not even showing up on the screen. So this looks really good so far and it actually has the bombs. So it has pretty much every element of the game. I think this looks really good. All right, after seeing what both models did, they did look very similar and had the same functionality. The only thing is that 5.6 Sol did have that issue of the fruit not flying high enough up for us to slice it, so we were losing the game very quickly where Fable did not have that issue. So just as a one shot without adding any more prompts into it, I think Fable did a much better job. Let me know what models you guys want to see compared next and also what kind of app should I have them try to recreate. Also if you want to be able to use the app that I was using in this video to be able to work with these models in one workspace and either a chat interface or a terminal, then click the link in our bio and check out the Cosyra app. Fable 5 or GPT-5.6 Sol which model is better at recreating the famous Fruit Ninja app. This is just a fun little test to see which model performs better when given the same prompt on recreating an already known game. We're going to give the same prompt to each model, let them run and see what we get. All right, 5.6 Sol just got finished up, we can go ahead and open it and see what it did. The front screen looks fine. We can go ahead and click start to play the game and it looks like everything is working. We can see the fruit and slice it. The only problem is that the fruit is not shooting high enough up onto the screen, so it is counting it as lives because the fruit is not even showing up. So we are losing the game very quickly. So I'm guessing with a couple more prompts that can be easily fixed, but just as a one shot that definitely is an issue. All right, let's see what Fable 5 was able to create. We've got the start screen, which looks fine. We'll click play and right off the bat, this looks a lot better just because the fruit is actually shooting high enough up to where we can slice it and it's not just losing our lives because the fruit is not even showing up on the screen. So this looks really good so far and it actually has the bombs. So it has pretty much every element of the game. I think this looks really good. All right, after seeing what both models did, they did look very similar and had the same functionality. The only thing is that 5.6 Sol did have that issue of the fruit not flying high enough up for us to slice it, so we were losing the game very quickly where Fable did not have that issue. So just as a one shot without adding any more prompts into it, I think Fable did a much better job. Let me know what models you guys want to see compared next and also what kind of app should I have them try to recreate. Also if you want to be able to use the app that I was using in this video to be able to work with these models in one workspace and either a chat interface or a terminal, then click the link in our bio and check out the Cosyra app.