Genre
Arcade games made with AI
Short rounds, rising speed and a score to beat: arcade games made with AI, to play in your browser.
- tibo.dogKeep Tibo alive for 20 minutes as a horde closes in, choosing a new kitchen weapon or perk from three cards at every level-up.
- PaperRouteRide a bike down a sunny hillside street at dawn and land newspapers in lit-up mailboxes, one morning at a time across a week.
- Storm RaceA three-lap mini 4WD race on a walled track built across a workshop, where each lap gets wetter until a storm hits.
- Turbo Kart RallyA kart racer with drifting, mini-turbos and item boxes, where you race seven AI drivers around a seaside circuit.
- TennisA plain game of bat-and-ball tennis on an old black-and-white screen, until a few hits in it stops being plain at all.
- Fighting-OpusA 2D wuxia fighting game, called Lantern Gate in the game, that the creators say Claude Opus 5.5 built in one go.
- Playable WorldsThirty-one short WebGL games that Claude rebuilt from AI-generated gameplay videos, each with its own art, music and one simple idea.
- NFTURBOA low-poly racer where you play as a guest and run three-lap races against up to five computer cars on three tracks.
- Tidebloom RallyA kart racer on a skyway high above a pastel sea, with four reef riders to pick from, drifting, items and three laps against five rivals.
- Show of HandsFifteen small 3D games played with your bare hands through a webcam, from steering a starship to releasing lanterns on a night lake.
- Chef ClashA head-to-head cooking race in a shared kitchen, chopping, frying and plating orders faster than a rival chef across the counter.
- Pixel PlaysFive tiny games in isometric pixel dioramas, from bocce against a bot to diving off an old bridge, a tennis tie-break and a minute on a skate ramp.
- 夜市送單王 · Night Market RunnerDash between the food stalls of a Taiwanese night market, picking up orders and handing them to hungry customers to earn enough before the clock runs out.
- Pocket SkateparkA cel-shaded skatepark in a cartoon city where you chain ollies, flips, grinds and manuals into scoring lines.
- Yard ClashCall plays, throw and tackle in 7v7 backyard American football against a bot team, with a neighbourhood league to climb.
- Great Taxi Assignment: Vibe CityDrive a taxi through a sunset 1980s beach city, picking up passengers and getting them to their stops before the timer runs out.
- 三国兎将志A side-scrolling Three Kingdoms siege game where you break through eight gates with physics-driven crossbows, catapults, rams and ladders.
- Turbo TailsDrift, collect coins and spend your turbo in a 3D kart racer with six racers and four tracks.
- Vector DiveA neon wireframe flight through tunnels that speed up with every circuit.
- Mega Super Racer (Demo)Drift through four pixel-art tracks and use item boxes to fight for position in a field of up to 32 karts.
- TougelikeRace down a Japanese mountain pass at night in an endless roguelike, drifting, near-missing traffic and shoving rivals to keep the run alive.
- HoverLineRace anti-gravity ships against seven AI pilots on neon tracks with loops and jumps, to music the game generates as you play.
- Turbo Kart GPA kart racer with eight drivers, four tracks, drifting and items, where you race seven AI rivals in Grand Prix cups, single races or time trials.
- Skip a StoneSkip stones across a sunlit mountain lake, timing your release for more bounces and hitting toy boats for bonus points.
- Dyson DefenderA neon space shooter where you fly a fighter around a Dyson sphere and shoot down the alien ships attacking it.
- DOOMscrollA top-down monster shooter you play only by scrolling, moving down a skull-lined corridor while your gun fires on its own.
- SplashlineRace 12 other swimmers down a long tropical waterslide on an inflatable ring, steering to stay on the slide and jumping its ramps.
- Gaga Pit ShowdownA pixel-art take on playground gaga ball. Slap the ball across an octagonal court, jump incoming shots and stay in the pit.
- Torched!Torch crème brûlées gold, not black, in a tiny Paris bistro while the most feared food critic in town waits with his notebook.
- Torch Duck ParadeLead a growing line of ducklings to the pond in 35 seconds: steer around puddles and toy carts, and light torches to call more ducklings.
- Zeno AI StrikersA fast five-a-side football game against the computer: pick two national teams, then pass, charge shots that curl and dip, and slide in for tackles.
- SidewinderA vertical-scrolling shooter from 1987, brought to the browser by one of its original creators, with remastered art you can switch off.
- 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.
- Neon SiegeA neon arena shooter where you dash, shield and shoot through waves of robots and pick up heavier guns, with a boss on every fifth wave.
- Oyster ArcadeA CRT-style arcade cabinet with a carousel of small retro games, including Rocket Ship, Space Jumper and Invaders, and shared high scores.
- Pocket SalvageDrive a swinging scrapyard crane, swap between a magnet and a claw, and sort steel, copper and rubber into bins before the clock runs out.
- Turbo RumbleA party racer for two to eight on one shared screen, with drifting, items and bots, where phones or keyboards serve as controllers.
- Worrrrld!Fourteen quick reflex, timing and memory minigames, each over in seconds, with a link that dares a friend to beat your round.
- Kâğıt KartA kart racer inside a pop-up book, with paper animal drivers, eight karts on the grid and stationery items like pen rockets and scissors.
- Mortal ClashA one-on-one 3D fighting game against a CPU opponent, with five fighters, four difficulty levels, combos, specials and finishing moves.
