Five builders use Google's Gemini 4 Argon to make interactive 3D projects

Google's showcase includes an interactive globe, a simulated jet engine and a multiplayer game, with no independent testing or performance figures.

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Why it matters

Google is selling Argon as a model for complex, multi-step work. These creator demos make that pitch tangible, while leaving reliability, cost and commercial usefulness untested.

Five builders gather around an interactive three-dimensional globe beneath a Google sign.

Alex Patrascu, co-founder of MASSIVE Studios, is among five builders using Google's Gemini 4 Argon to make interactive 3D projects, from a globe mapping wildfires and seismic activity to a browser-based multiplayer game. The examples, published by Google on October 23rd, put the model's ability to handle extended coding tasks on display.…

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