Settlement
An illustrated multi-agent village strategy game. Set objectives; residents gather, build, upgrade and recruit. Battle, inspect decisions and test AI agents. No API key required.
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 gamesAn illustrated multi-agent village strategy game. Set objectives; residents gather, build, upgrade and recruit. Battle, inspect decisions and test AI agents. No API key required.
A free browser boxing game with an interactive tutorial, online matchmaking (NPC fills in when no players are online), a practice mode, win-streak bounties, and a spectator lobby.
Dig, Cubby, Dig! is a 2D pixel digging adventure where players dig up buried chests, carry them home, wait for an alarm clock to ring, and collect artifacts. Up to 6 players share a world. Free to try in the browser with no sign-up.
A free hot air balloon browser game made by a solo developer, playable directly in the browser with no installation required.
A dark fantasy keep builder played in the browser: hunt 60 beasts, grow a keep over 30 levels, forge, harden and fuse gear in six rarities, join guilds with a shared castle, and fight in a four-league arena through a story told in chapters. Free, no account needed.
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Advertise hereA cat encyclopedia game where you touch and collect glowing paw pads. Free on smartphones, no installation required.
An RPG-style game is being distributed. It is an updated version of the main RPG's "🎭 Chapter", and is available in a PC/DL version and a browser version (compatible with smartphones and tablets).
A mobile-friendly browser word game where you group four words that share a category before the timer runs out, with scoring, stacking bonuses and a wildcard tile.
A free daily browser word-ladder puzzle: change one letter per move to make valid three-letter English words and reach PEE in as few moves as possible.
A free browser Minesweeper site with classic and custom boards, safe first clicks and logic-verified no-guess puzzles.
A Reddit post by the developer of MurderXFile, a browser-based murder mystery game in which players investigate fictional cases using crime scene photos, witness statements, messages, CCTV and suspect profiles. Two cases are available, with Part 1 of each free to play for around 30 minutes. The post asks where to find an audience for this kind of game and does not include a play link.
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