Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago
In this video, I use GLM 5.2 to create a playable horror game from scratch and test how well it handles game design, coding, atmosphere, scary moments, jumpscares, 3D environment, story, and overall gameplay. The goal was simple: can GLM 5.2 actually build a horror game that feels scary, or is it just hype? I tested GLM 5.2 by building an actually scary horror game for only $5.
I also show the real API usage, how much money was spent while building the game, and how the cost changes depending on the model you use. At the end, I compare the cost of GLM 5.2 with other top AI models like Claude Fable 5, Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, and more, so you can see which model gives better value for AI coding and game development.
Game Link:
If you want to test out the game, you can download the game for free from my github:
github.com/awais-noor/horror-game-glm5.2.git
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:02 Prompt 1 for Horror Game in GLM 5.2
0:25 Try 1: Complete Gameplay and Cost
2:19 Prompt 2 for Horror Game fixes
2:28 Try 2: Complete Gameplay and Cost
3:25 Prompt 3 for horror game bug fixes
3:39 Try 3: Complete Gameplay and Cost
6:27 Comparison of cost usage with claude, chatgpt
7:10 Outro: Subscribe
This is not just a horror game test. It is also a practical cost test for anyone who wants to use AI models for coding, game development, websites, apps, or creative projects.
Watch till the end to see the final horror game, the scariest moment, total cost, API usage, and whether GLM 5.2 is actually worth using.
Topics Covered:
GLM 5.2 horror game test
AI horror game development
Real API usage and money spent
GLM 5.2 cost breakdown
GLM 5.2 vs Claude Fable 5
GLM 5.2 vs Claude Opus 4.8
GLM 5.2 vs GPT-5.5
Best AI model for coding
AI game development test
#GLM52 #AIGameDevelopment #HorrorGame #AICoding #GameDev #AIModels #Claude #ChatGPT #IndieGame #ScaryGame
In this video, I use GLM 5.2 to create a playable horror game from scratch and test how well it handles game design, coding, atmosphere, scary moments, jumpscares, 3D environment, story, and overall gameplay. The goal was simple: can GLM 5.2 actually build a horror game that feels scary, or is it just hype? I tested GLM 5.2 by building an actually scary horror game for only $5.
I also show the real API usage, how much money was spent while building the game, and how the cost changes depending on the model you use. At the end, I compare the cost of GLM 5.2 with other top AI models like Claude Fable 5, Claude Opus 4.8, GPT-5.5, and more, so you can see which model gives better value for AI coding and game development.
Game Link:
If you want to test out the game, you can download the game for free from my github:
github.com/awais-noor/horror-game-glm5.2.git
Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:02 Prompt 1 for Horror Game in GLM 5.2
0:25 Try 1: Complete Gameplay and Cost
2:19 Prompt 2 for Horror Game fixes
2:28 Try 2: Complete Gameplay and Cost
3:25 Prompt 3 for horror game bug fixes
3:39 Try 3: Complete Gameplay and Cost
6:27 Comparison of cost usage with claude, chatgpt
7:10 Outro: Subscribe
This is not just a horror game test. It is also a practical cost test for anyone who wants to use AI models for coding, game development, websites, apps, or creative projects.
Watch till the end to see the final horror game, the scariest moment, total cost, API usage, and whether GLM 5.2 is actually worth using.
Topics Covered:
GLM 5.2 horror game test
AI horror game development
Real API usage and money spent
GLM 5.2 cost breakdown
GLM 5.2 vs Claude Fable 5
GLM 5.2 vs Claude Opus 4.8
GLM 5.2 vs GPT-5.5
Best AI model for coding
AI game development test
#GLM52 #AIGameDevelopment #HorrorGame #AICoding #GameDev #AIModels #Claude #ChatGPT #IndieGame #ScaryGame
