Developer builds laser shooting gallery game with Claude Code

A developer used Claude Code to create ScreenPlink, an open-source game that turns a monitor into a laser-based shooting range using a webcam and laser pointer. It supports single- and two-player modes. The game, built over two weeks by user vkorost, detects laser hits on the screen via a webcam, punches bullet holes, and drops targets. It requires only a matte screen, webcam, and laser trainer or pointer. ScreenPlink is free on GitHub, offering various game modes reminiscent of classic light gun games like Duck Hunt. Players must supply their own laser equipment to play.