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Cursor Vibe Jam 2026

Every surviving entry from Pieter Levels' 2026 vibe coding game jam — 900+ AI-built browser games, listed in the jam's own judged order and playable free.

814 GAMES · 739 INSTANT PLAY · UPDATED 2026-10-28

The 2026 edition of Pieter Levels' vibe coding game jam drew 947 submissions, every one built primarily with AI coding tools and shipped as a free, instantly loadable web game. The jam published a full judged ranking, and this collection preserves it: games appear in final-ranking order, podium first.

The top of the board: A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food took first place, Fanto's Mega-Mart second, and WenWare — a time-travel GeoGuessr that also won Bolt's Most Played award — third. Twelve special awards went to entries like Null Range (Best Art Direction), HALDANE-4 (Most Original), and Eyrie (Most Atmospheric); each award is noted on the game's page.

We track each entry's live status against the jam's own uptime data, and an entry only plays inside this site after a headless browser has verified it loads in our player; the rest link straight to the developer's page. We record real gameplay footage for the hover previews, and entries whose domains have since died are excluded rather than left as broken links.

Frequently asked

What is the Cursor Vibe Jam?
A game jam run by Pieter Levels (levelsio) where entrants build browser games primarily with AI coding tools like Cursor, Claude, and Codex. Games must be free, web-accessible, and load near-instantly. The 2026 edition received 947 submissions and published a judged final ranking.
Who won Vibe Jam 2026?
A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food finished first, Fanto's Mega-Mart second, and WenWare third. WenWare also took Bolt's Most Played award, and eleven other special awards recognized entries for art direction, originality, atmosphere, and humor.
Can I play Vibe Jam 2026 entries for free?
Yes — free web accessibility was a jam requirement. Most entries in this collection load directly on this site in about a second; the rest link out to the developer's own page. No downloads, installs, or sign-ups.