No. 3 · Week of November 9, 2026 · Updated November 15

Leading so far · Claude Fable 5.2

Starry Nightrider

You ride a bicycle through the village of The Starry Night, rebuilt in 3D with every roof, cobble and cypress painted in thick brushstrokes. Glowing orbs are scattered through the streets, and the aim is to carry as many as you can into the steeple, with leaps, flips and, once you find the knack, flight along the way. The world is shared: other players' riders turn up beside you and can knock your orbs loose, and scores go on a public leaderboard. Theater mode hides everything but the ride for anyone who would rather just look around. By @ebbyamir.

No. 2 so far · Claude Fable 5.2

Saltline

You drop into Saltline Terminal, a wet container port at dusk, with a rifle and three relays to cut while the port's security net fights back, and then you have to reach the boat. The lighting, rain and gun model are the draw, and the launch post drew debate over how close it gets to a commercial shooter. A run is short. By @felixrieseberg.

No. 3 so far · Claude Fable 5.2

What the Water Keeps

A young woman sculls the boat behind you while the river carries you through eight very different places, each with a lamp someone left burning. You can paddle and steer, or just let the current take you. It's a short, calm ride with nothing to win or lose. By @kevin_t_ngo.

No. 4 so far · Claude Fable 5.2

Tennis

It opens as the simplest tennis game there is: two bats, a square ball and a dashed net on an old 4:3 picture. Keep a rally going and the game breaks out of that screen into a string of stranger scenes, each played with the same bat, and part of the fun of the launch post was that it didn't say so. Expect loud music and fast flashing colours once it gets going. A run lasts a few minutes, and the Again button starts it over. By @photonstorm.

No. 5 so far · Claude Fable 5.2

Mirror Earth

You start on a crowded street, can jump to any place by name, and switch between walking, a car and a helicopter. The world uses real map data, and the creator says the weather follows the real Earth's as you play. Almost everything can be broken, and the post invites you to destroy anything. There are no goals: it's a sandbox to roam and wreck. It runs on Spawn, in a solo room. By @mattshumer_.