Games

Browser games, mostly made with AI and vibe coding — games with confirmed AI use are labelled. Mostly from Taiwan and Japan; play without installing, every game links to its maker.

18 games

Chromacore

A tiny free arcade game for the GBA, originally made for a weekend game jam over 10 years ago and now ported with the agb framework. It can be downloaded or played in a browser on its itch.io page.

ActionDesktop and mobileFreeNo login

FengShuiAvenger

A 2D arcade paragliding game in which the player completes a course under a strict instructor, then flies cross-country to find thermals and climb under clouds without bombing out. Set in Poland, playable in English, with a free browser demo on itch.io.

CasualEnglishPolishDesktopFreeNo login

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Pitch Bugs

A 3D browser cricket game where you play as an insect batter: time one-button swings, hit fours and sixes, run singles, and survive an innings against fielding beetles.

Made with AIActionEnglishDesktop and mobileFreeNo loginOpen source

siddqamar

Cursor Arcade

Minimalist monochrome arcade classics for VS Code and Cursor — Snake, 2048, Blocks, Minesweeper. Zero dependencies, keyboard-first, built for focus breaks.

ActionDesktopFreeNo loginOpen source

flancast90

Gambeta

Gambeta is an anime-style arcade football game where you run with the ball stuck to your foot, dribble past a rival at the right moment, jump whatever is on the ground and pick your corner when you reach the box. Fifteen stages across five pitches (concrete court, wasteland, mud, park grass and the stadium), five rival stars with a move of their own, a 39-card album to fill, three missions, a daily challenge and an endless mode. Free, no ads, no purchases, and it runs in the browser as well as on Android. It plays with one hand on a phone: one button to dribble, one to jump, and the ring turns yellow when the timing is perfect.

ActionDesktop and mobileFreeNo login

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Orbit

A browser game where you control a small moon orbiting a planet and tap to switch between two tracks to dodge obstacles, earning a point per obstacle and speeding up over time, with a leaderboard at the bottom. The author also mentions two other games: Prism Path, a one-tap rhythm game, and an unnamed Tetris-like word game.

Action

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