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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 games

Throw an Egg!

A browser game where you build Power by lifting weights, time a throw meter to send an egg into one of 7 zones, then sprint home ahead of a giant wave. Hatched eggs become blocky pets that earn cash while you are away.

ActionEnglishDesktop and mobileFreeNo login

Tribes of Rhombica

A free browser-based 4X turn-based strategy game played on a map of pentagon and rhombus tiles instead of hexes, with 10 tribes, AI opponents that ally and betray, online multiplayer, a weekly challenge and replays. Built in Unity by a student, with Claude assisting on most of the code.

Manager Career

A browser-based football career mode game: pick a club, manage the squad, transfers, youth academy and press conferences, sim through the season, or play in player mode. Saves use the browser's local storage with an export button.

CasualDesktopFreeNo login
Car1osMBb

Shattered Realms

A free browser-playable fantasy card game where you build a deck from two of eighteen mix-and-match realms, with 800+ cards and AI, hot-seat and ranked modes.

Made with AICasualEnglishDesktop and mobileFreeNo login
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Browser Boxing

A free browser-based boxing game playable without download, featuring a seven-step tutorial, online matchmaking against real players or NPCs, an AI practice mode, and a spectator lobby. Casual fights need no account; ranked play requires signing in.

The Key Company

A free browser game that mixes Wordle-style word guessing with trivia: wrong guesses trigger trivia rounds, and each failed run grants a key power-up for the next attempt, all framed as an employee assessment for a mysterious company.

CasualEnglishDesktopFreeNo login
knyelvr

The Colorful Game of Life

A browser-based cellular automaton sandbox that extends Conway's Game of Life: cells evolve through a configurable 1–31 color spectrum, spawn moving spores and compete for territory, with live rule sliders and a 3D "tower" mode that stacks each generation as height. Everything runs from a single self-contained index.html with no build step.

CasualEnglishDesktopFreeNo loginOpen source

Blocky Tanks

A free browser tank battle game by a solo developer, updated to v0.10. Each battle starts with a clear objective banner (capture the flag point, escort a convoy, or destroy more enemies), and the capture point is marked with a distance indicator that sticks to the screen edge when off-screen. It adds a draggable minimap showing terrain, rivers, roads, capture points, allies and spotted enemies, plus toggles to hide the minimap and team lists. Gameplay changes include an ammo rack that has its own durability instead of killing in one hit, a repair kit that fixes one module (tracks, ammo rack, engine, gun, turret ring), smoother acceleration, and slower captures that are pushed back by penetrating hits.

ActionEnglishDesktop and mobileFreeNo login
Romaniskz
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