PENALTY
A console-styled browser penalty shootout: pick a national team, take five kicks choosing left, straight or right against a randomly reacting keeper, and settle a tie with sudden death.
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.
111 gamesA console-styled browser penalty shootout: pick a national team, take five kicks choosing left, straight or right against a randomly reacting keeper, and settle a tie with sudden death.
A Korean professional baseball team management simulation game where players can manage a club in the browser, and an account-free API is provided for AI agents to play.
A free daily word and trivia game with seven prompts and 25 seconds each; rarer valid answers launch a pixel rocket farther.
A free HTML5 block puzzle by ChrisBloomGames that plays directly in the browser.
A browser-playable implementation of Tamerlane chess, the 14th-century 11×10 variant, with an engine opponent and a piece-design lab.
A browser-based mental-math game where you multiply two 2–3 digit numbers and try to get ten correct answers in a row to earn a 24-hour crown.
One sponsored card rotates in after every 6 games
Advertise hereArcade kart racer in the spirit of Mario Kart, built entirely with Three.js. 100% procedural assets. Built by five Claude Fable 5.1 sub-agents from one prompt.
A browser game that challenges you to press F or J randomly while an n-gram oracle tries to predict every press.
A free daily word puzzle where you build a chain of overlapping words by finding the shared letters that link one answer to the next.
A 3D browser game in which you control the giant kaiju Dokagon and destroy a waterfront city at dusk within the time limit to increase your score.
An open-road browser driving game built with Three.js: cruise freely, then take on timed checkpoint, sprint and drift events against bot traffic.
One sponsored card rotates in after every 6 games
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