AI Vibe Coded Games
Play browser games made with AI, read the prompts behind our originals, and find independent games with their creators properly credited.
One prompt. Something to play.
These are our 10 original game ideas. Open a game to play it and read its opening prompt.
Orbit Keeper
Slingshot a tiny moon around a hungry star. Don't fall in.
Prompt Panic
Type the prompts before the hallucinations land.
Hallucination Hunt
One thing in the picture is wrong. Find it fast.
Token Catcher
Catch the good tokens. Dodge the bad ones.
Context Window
Memorise the grid before it forgets itself.
Bug Snake
Eat the bugs. Do not eat yourself.
Vibe Check
Tap the right colour before the vibes run out.
Pixel Pilot
Fly a tiny plane through endless canyons and storm clouds.
Merge Mind
Slide and merge until your neural net blooms.
Compute Clicker
Click to compute. Buy GPUs. Become a data centre.
Classic games, no rules owned by anyone
These are traditional games whose rules are in the public domain. We wrote our own versions and art, and we avoid trademarked names.
Checkers
The classic diagonal capture game. Beat the computer.
Reversi
Flip the board. Outflank the computer.
Four in a Row
Drop discs and line up four before the computer does.
Mancala
Sow the seeds and capture the most stones.
Minefield
Clear the field without touching a mine.
Hangman
Guess the word before the drawing is finished.
Sudoku
Fill every row, column and box with 1 to 9.
Dots and Boxes
Close the boxes. Steal the chain.
Snakes and Ladders
Roll, climb, slide. Race the computer to 100.
Sliding Fifteen
Slide the tiles into order.
Chess
The original strategy game. Play white against the computer.
From around the web
Independent browser games, linked to their creators. Filter this preview or open the full directory.
30 games; showing the first 12
Flight Simulator 2025
Take off and dogfight in a shared 3D sky.
by Pieter Levels (@levelsio)VibeSail
Trim the sail, race the daily course, find islands.
by Nicola Manzini (@NicolaManzini)AI Bomber Game
Bomberman in 3D with switchable bombs.
by Tuan Truong (@tuantruong)Island Adventure
Survive a plane crash by crafting and fishing.
by Jasper de Boer (@jasperdeboer)Bash Fighter
Smash-style arena brawler with up to 20 players and bots.
by bashfighter.comDyson Defender
Shoot down alien waves around a Dyson sphere.
by dyson-defender.vercel.appNull Range
Multiplayer space dogfights with sonar and lasers.
by nullrange.comThree.js Quake
Quake's shareware episode, in a browser tab.
by mrdoobKOTTBULLAR METAL
Survive 15 minutes in a mosh pit.
by kottbullar-metal.vercel.appDraw Line Racing
Draw a racing line, then watch the car drive it.
by drawlineracing.chyuang.comFormula Minus One
F-Zero style futuristic racer on WebGPU.
by fm1.moises.cloudSwervle
A new 90-second route to drive every day.
by swervle.comA Game About Capybaras Delivering Food
Cozy open world, capybaras, scooters.
by leocoout.devForest Escape
Find seven blue flowers in the dark. Something hunts you.
by alexandre-grisey.frTiny Skies
Explore a tiny world by biplane, carpet or boat.
by tinyskies.vercel.appOrbits
Fling planets around a sun and watch what survives.
by onomeo.comEmoji Sim
Watch emoji villagers build a village.
by emojisim.comFishing
Sail out, cast lures, spend coins on better ones.
by lureconcept.comGrid Golf
Pick one of eight directions and try to beat par.
by gridgolf.netlify.appSuika Game
Drop and merge fruit in a physics jar.
by suika.liveType Battles
Typing combat with shields, bosses and daily challenges.
by typebattles.comWildlife
Tap matching colour groups in 25 turns.
by wildlife-game.netlify.appTic-Tac Cricket
Roll dice for runs and place them on a grid.
by tictaccricket.netlify.appAsteroid Assault
Classic Asteroids with power-ups and a global board.
by asteroid-ep9.pages.devFlappi Bird
Flappy Bird in 3D with bees and power-ups.
by flappi-bird.vercel.appOphidian
Minimalist Snake with on-screen arrows for phones.
by ophidian.vercel.appOyster Arcade
A CRT arcade cabinet with four games.
by arcade.oyster.toPong Arcade
Pong against the computer or a friend.
by pong-game-omega.vercel.appSpace Defenders
Space Invaders generated from a single prompt.
by Jason LeowHALDANE-4
A short ASCII horror story under Antarctic ice.
by denisbondare.comNo games here yet. Try clearing your filters, or suggest a game.
How we make our games
Each original starts with a written brief for one small game: what you do, what ends a run, and what makes another try tempting. The prompt is published verbatim so you can compare the idea with the result.
Build notes appear when recorded. We do not fill in missing tool names, iteration counts, or lessons with guesses.
Read the prompt for Orbit KeeperQuestions before you play?
What does vibe coded game mean?
It usually means a game built by describing an idea to an AI coding tool, trying the generated code, and asking for changes. The label describes a process. It does not tell you whether the game is finished or good.
How are these games made?
A maker writes a prompt describing the rules, controls, and look. The AI produces code. The maker runs it in a browser, tests what happens, and requests specific fixes. Our originals publish their opening prompts so you can see that starting point.
Which AI tools can make a game?
A coding assistant can draft browser game code from instructions. Our directory has pages for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, and Codex. Some are chat assistants and some work inside a coding workspace. A tool name alone does not show how much help the maker needed.
Can a beginner make one?
Yes, a small game is a reasonable first project. Start with one action and one way to score. You still need to save files, open the game, describe bugs, and test changes. Learning a little HTML and JavaScript makes those steps easier.
Are these games safe to play?
The originals load in a browser iframe with limited permissions. That is not a security guarantee. External games run on other sites with their own policies. Avoid unexpected downloads and do not enter passwords or personal details just to try a game.
How do I submit my game?
Use the Submit page for the information we need: a playable URL, creator credit, tool, genre, phone support, and a source link. Email intake is a placeholder during this preview, so submissions are not being received yet.
How does creator credit work?
Each directory entry names the creator and links to their site and the source used for the listing. The play link goes to the creator's game. We do not copy or embed third-party games. The Credits page collects those attributions.
Why do some games feel rough?
Generating code is only part of making a game. Difficulty, touch input, clear feedback, and reliable restarts take testing and revision. Small experiments may have uneven pacing or bugs. We show build notes when available rather than treating AI involvement as proof of polish.
Made something worth a try?
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