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Vibe-coded games from the timeline

Browser games people prompted into existence with AI tools and posted on X — discovered by our scanners, verified playable, and listed with a link back to the original post.

1723 GAMES · 132 INSTANT PLAY · UPDATED 2026-10-28

A vibe-coded game is one built by describing what you want to an AI coding tool — Claude, Cursor, Codex, Gemini — and iterating on the output rather than writing the code by hand. Hundreds ship every week, most announced in a single post on X with a playable link.

Our scanners watch those announcements around the clock, run a battery of searches for phrases like “I made a game” and “vibe coded”, and pull out the playable links. Every candidate is fetched, screened for spam and crypto bait, and reviewed by a human before it appears here; a game only plays inside this site after a real browser has verified it loads in our player. Each listing links back to the original post, so the maker gets the credit.

Frequently asked

What does vibe-coded mean?
Vibe coding is building software by prompting an AI coding tool and steering its output, rather than writing code line-by-line. The term, popularized by Andrej Karpathy in early 2025, fits small browser games especially well — many ship within hours of the first prompt.
Are these games safe to play?
Every game here passed an automated screen for spam, gambling bait, and crypto wallet hooks and was approved by a human reviewer. Games that play directly on this site were also verified by a headless-browser probe that confirms they render inside our sandboxed player; the rest open on the developer's own site.
How are new games found?
A rotating battery of X searches runs every two hours, watching for launch posts from developers. Links are extracted, deduplicated against the catalog, enriched, quality-screened, and queued for human review — typically live here within a day of the original post.