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A party game that makes a movie

Friends join from their phones, become characters and secretly direct the scenes. Then the TV premieres the film they made together

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One real game, start to finish

79 seconds with sound, recorded on a MacBook. Render waits are sped up and labeled. Scored with an original Samurai BLAQUE beat

How a game goes

Everyone joins from a phoneScan the code on the TV, type a name, take a selfie

ComfyUI draws your characterFLUX.2 [klein] turns the selfie into a full-body character in about 90 seconds

Direct a scene in secretPick the shot, cast your friends and add a twist nobody else sees

Scenes render while you playStills from FLUX.2 [klein], motion from LTX-Video, queued so nobody waits

The premiereThe film plays on the TV with every twist revealed, phones throw reactions

Awards nightVote best director and best performance, then download the film for stories

Shots from that game

The planDirected by Rosa. Twist: the map is upside down

The getawayDirected by Dre. Twist: he brought a rubber duck instead of the drill

The payoffDirected by Mika. Twist: the vault is already open

3ComfyUI workflows behind every film

32 GBone MacBook, no cloud GPU

90 sfrom selfie to character

0closed models or paid APIs

How it is built

FLUX.2 [klein] 4BTurns each selfie into a character, then places the cast in a scene still.
LTX-Video 2BTurns each still into a moving shot, cut into the film with titles and credits.
Comfy SDKThe game talks to ComfyUI through Comfy's own SDK, so the same code runs on Comfy Cloud.
A queue that hides the waitCharacters draw while people join and each scene renders while the next player directs.
Film exportTitle card, twists and end card burned in, ready for stories at 9:16 or a TV at 16:9.
Safe for a living roomSelfies need a "this is me" tick, names and twists pass a word filter, and anyone can play a Crew Cut original.

This is one laptop

Every frame here came from small open models on a single M2 Max MacBook Pro with 32 GB. Put the same game on real GPUs and it gets bigger models, longer shots and sharper faces. If you have the hardware or the project, we want to hear from you

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Built for Comfy's #OpenSourceHiggsfield challenge. The code is MIT licensed and each model keeps its own license. Rosa's selfie is AI-generated, not a real person, and Dre and Mika are Crew Cut originals. A no-GPU preview build runs at /demos/crew-cut/.