Build a laser shooting game with Claude Code without writing code

The author used Claude Code to develop the ScreenPlink laser shooting game in two weeks. The app uses a camera to capture laser points on the display for scoring, supporting up to 9 training modes and two-player split-screen.

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Added 2026-10-31 · originally published 2026-10-25

Steps

1Prepare a Windows system, an anti-glare matte display, a 60 fps camera, and an infrared or red laser training gun.
2Download and extract the open-source ScreenPlink project (including CLAUDE.md and .mcp.json).
3Open the [Claude Code] tool inside the extracted folder.
4Ask the AI to run camera detection, select the camera facing the display, and launch the application.
5Follow the AI's prompts for calibration and shooting tests, or run Play.cmd to start the game directly.

Copy-ready prompt

Please help me configure and run the open-source laser shooting game project named [ScreenPlink]. Please follow these steps: 1. Check and read .mcp.json and CLAUDE.md in the directory; 2. Run a camera check to select the 60 fps camera facing the display; 3. Launch the application and help me complete calibration and debugging.

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