Inspiration
Inspired by how kids (and anyone) love guessing games, we wanted to explore how far AI can reason in open-ended challenges. Gemini 3’s deep, multi-turn reasoning made it perfect for testing curiosity and creativity.
What it does
Players think of any concept, object, or idea — or even say it aloud or show it visually. Gemini 3 tries to guess it through deep reasoning, while the app tracks rounds, scores, and lets users replay the AI’s thought process in text, voice, and video.
How we built it
- Built as a Next.js web app for quick hackathon demo
- Gemini 3 API powers the reasoning and multi-turn guessing
- Web APIs handle microphone and camera input for voice/video
- Game state stored in memory (or lightweight database) to track top rounds
- Replays rendered visually and with audio playback for judges
Challenges we ran into
- Designing prompts for unlimited concepts so Gemini guesses reasonably
- Handling voice & video input without latency
- Keeping the game fun but fair, so AI sometimes fails in interesting ways
- Managing multi-turn reasoning for replay in a concise format
Accomplishments that we're proud of
- Showcased Gemini 3’s reasoning depth and nuance
- Created a replayable game that visualizes AI thought process
- Enabled voice, video, and text inputs in a single app
- Made an interactive experience that works for anyone, not just kids
What we learned
- Gemini 3 can handle deep, multi-turn reasoning across open-ended challenges
- Multimodal input (voice/video) makes AI interaction more natural
- Designing prompts for AI is an art as well as a science
- Replaying AI thinking is as fun as playing the game itself
What's next for Gemini Guess
- Add leaderboards and global scoring
- Expand video/voice AI interaction, maybe live-stream challenges
- Optimize prompts for faster AI guesses without losing nuance
- Mobile-friendly version (React Native) for on-the-go play
Built With
- gemini
- next.js
- postgresql
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