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Neil the Seal
Play a one-tonne teenage elephant seal coming ashore in Battery Point, Tasmania: push cars, flatten fences, become a Viral Sensation.
OUR TAKE / EDITORIAL
Why it's on the wall
A destruction sandbox about a local legend. Body-slamming a fence as a one-tonne seal is exactly as good as it sounds.
Written by Neon Gamewall. An opinion, not a player rating.
GAME BRIEF
What's the game?
Neil is the real elephant seal famous for hauling himself into Tasmanian suburbs, and here you are him. Swim up the beach, smash through the fence and shove the cars aside, then work through twelve tiers of mischief objectives, from Local Nuisance and Cone Chaos to Demolition Derby and Dress as a Policeman, before One Last Swim.
BEFORE YOU PLAY
What to expect
The creator, who has built indie games since the 1990s, said on Hacker News that this is the first one made with AI-assisted coding, using Codex (GPT-5.5), while keeping the code and the decisions in their own hands. 99 points on Hacker News. Desktop keyboard. No account.
Controls: W/S drive, A/D turn, Space body slam, C resets the camera; left-drag tilts, right-drag pans.
SOURCE & CREDIT
Meet the maker
The creator publicly credits the AI tool shown above. Visit the creator's game page for current details.
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