No. 2 · Week of November 2, 2026
Game of the week · Claude Opus 5.5
Sumiro
Chapter One, The Climb, sends a traveler in a straw hat up a mountain path of rope bridges, cliff stairs and shrine gates, through drifting mist. You run, sprint and leap the gaps, hang from ledges and shimmy or hop between holds, and stop to rest, read signs or drink from your gourd. Every sound is made in the browser. The creator says the climbing and platforming lead into fights with enemies later on. By @xikhar.
No. 2 in this edition · Grok Bot + Cursor (model not named)
tibo.dog
You walk Tibo across a pixel-art farm while the weapons fire on their own. Each level-up offers three cards, such as a peeler that slashes sideways or a gravy boat that leaves scalding pools, with rerolls, skips and banishes to steer the build. A short story mode comes first, then Easy to Nightmare runs that ask you to last 20 minutes. You can play in its own tab or inside the creator's X post. By @poteto.
No. 3 in this edition · GPT-6 Astra
Tidebloom Rally
Pick one of four sea-creature drivers, from a manta to a night pilot, and race five rivals over three laps of Pearldrift Atoll, a track raised on stilts above a calm turquoise sea. Holding Shift while turning drifts, gold rings along the road add speed, and gadgets picked up on the way fire with Space. Other karts from the same experiment are playable on the same site. It needs a keyboard, so it's best on a computer. By @superalesha.
No. 4 in this edition · Claude Code
Show of Hands
A jungle hall holds the collection: Starbreaker has you steer a starship through an asteroid field and bomb your way out, Lanterns has you cup your hands and lift a paper lantern into the night, and others take you to fireflies, a koi pond, a labyrinth and a marble jar. The camera is asked for once, and the page says the video never leaves your device. Every game also plays with the mouse, which is how we tried it, and the page says phones and tablets aren't supported yet. By @MeticulAi.
No. 5 in this edition · Claude Opus 5.5
Happy Farm
Choose the language you speak and one of six to learn, from Spanish to Korean, and you land on a bright isometric farm with fields, a barn, a chicken coop and a market stall. Planting, harvesting and filling orders earn coins and levels, while the schoolhouse's lessons and the villagers' chats teach the words that go with them, so the farm and the vocabulary grow together. It plays with the mouse. By @alexcooldev.
Also new in this edition
- Chef ClashA head-to-head cooking race in a shared kitchen, chopping, frying and plating orders faster than a rival chef across the counter.
- TidewaterA cozy island fishing game: cast from the pier or your boat, fight the fish on the line, sell the catch to Joe and buy better tackle.
- SKYWAKERide a sky manta over a turquoise reef in a hand-painted world, following the herd and singing trapped mantas free.
- HarbourLineGrow a one-crane fishing wharf into an automated container port, berthing ships and laying out the roads, yards, gates and rail behind them.
- DragonScape IdleAn idle fantasy RPG in the old-school MMO mould: train 19 skills, follow quests and fight monsters while your hero keeps working after you close the tab.
- Powder KingsRace down a new snowboard course every day: carve the banks, send the kickers for grabs and spins, and chase other riders' ghosts for the day's crown.
- Agentic Wars: ConquestA conquest shooter where four parody AI-lab factions fight over capture points, 4v4 up to 12v12, against bots in your browser or online in a beta.
- Finding IdlePeep: Tables by the RiverWalk a frozen medieval lane to the river and play Tables, an old form of backgammon, against Quinn, one of five friends from D. M. Andrews's novel.
- Mountain MogulTurn an untouched New England hill into a ski resort: place lifts, trails and lodges, open for the day and keep skiers coming through thaws and ice storms.
- Ram Man: Half Goat, Half GodA 3D beat 'em up in a rainy neon city, where a goat-headed demigod brawls through gang turf to win back the Golden Fleece.
- Take OneOn Halloween night your daughter and the dog vanish into a house with a TAKE ONE sign on the porch, and you go in after them with a flashlight.
- Operation ElsewhereHold a white concrete room against endless waves of blocky enemies, alone with a bot partner or with a friend on one keyboard.
- SidewinderA vertical-scrolling shooter from 1987, brought to the browser by one of its original creators, with remastered art you can switch off.
- SlipfaceRace off-road trucks over sand, snow and mud that keep every rut your wheels dig, lap after lap.
- The Bells of EvermereA pixel-art story about a winter village where the year has stopped, played through lit 3D dioramas with soft focus and candlelight.
- Riposte: FrontlineA first-person shooter in the browser with team deathmatch against bots, private lobbies with friends and public online matches.
- VECTORCLADPilot a 40-foot mech through a destructible city and fight spider-frames that you summon yourself, in a tech demo of a bigger game.
- VoltaneRace radio-controlled toy cars through a whole neighborhood, a bowling alley and a fun fair, smashing everything in your path for nitro.
- AI WORMS: They're EverywhereA one-button whack-a-mole where quantum worms possess toasters, TVs and lawnmowers across eleven worlds, ending in a boss fight in the Cloud.
- CookiesanerSteer Cookie, a real maltipoo, through hordes of street cats in Balkan old towns, eating what they drop until she is big enough for God Mode.
- Golden CoastleClear a wild patch of coast and grow it from a hamlet into a kingdom, one cottage, flower bed and bench at a time.
- Blueprint JobPlan a 1960s burglary second by second on a blueprint, then go live and watch your crew follow the drawing, or fail to.
- Path of DefianceAn idle RPG where your hero fights on its own along a route you set across the map, while you craft gear from reagents and spend skill points.
- The Brave KnightA knight wakes by a village church with no idea how they got there, then rides through autumn fields to fight a hydra and a Dark Lord.
