Games built with Jev

Subway Surfers at superhuman speed, then fifty games at once. The whole run cost less than a cent.

The beginner method lives in code and Jev decides each step: 94 moves instead of the optimal 22, about 250 ms per decision.

500 agents in parallel with ~500 ms latency and 35 calls a second, with a naive implementation.

Jev decides each drop in about 0.3 s: 357 pieces placed and 134 lines cleared.

An early-access demo: decisions come back faster than the pieces fall.

Each decision takes about 0.7 s, faster than you can follow the screen. GPT-6 Astra played well but slowly.

Jev controls the player in real time; a walkthrough of what makes it different from an LLM.

Slower than a jet, bigger than an elephant: the bigger the difference Jev sees, the farther your car moves.

Five-minute games, one API call per move: Fable outplays Jev on the board, but the clock tells another story.