
WHAM-RT: Walk Through AI-Generated Quake II
Microsoft Research turned a world model into a controllable Quake II technical demo whose next frames are generated at more than ten frames per second rather than loaded from a stored level.
Compare Hyper3D WorldGen, Project Genie and WHAM-RT by what they generate: an explorable scene or an interactive stream of predicted frames.
A world generator may produce an explorable scene, while a world model predicts new frames in response to movement. A playable demonstration does not automatically offer an editable or downloadable 3D asset.
Decide whether you want a scene or an interactive demonstration, then compare the input, controls and current requirements. Research demos are not promises of stable, complete games. Explore more creative AI experiments.