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vibe-coded-games

A collection of single-file browser games created using AI through "vibe coding."
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README — the repo's own words, folded up so the grading fits on one screen

Vibe Coded Game Collection

A collection of small, single-file games and applications created using AI-assisted "vibe coding." All projects run directly in any modern web browser.

What is Vibe Coding?

"Vibe coding is a term for writing code by using natural language prompts to an AI, focusing on the desired outcome rather than the specific code implementation. It's a fast-prototyping method that involves an iterative feedback loop of describing what you want, seeing the AI's output, and refining the instructions based on the results."

The Games & Apps

Click any link to play or use the app instantly in your browser.

Ambient Engine (v3.2)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A relaxing game where you interact with particles under different effects. Made for mobile or desktop.

Bird Sim (v4)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A simulation with birds that fight each other, flock, and slowly adapt over time.

Earthflax (v4.3)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: An abstract, atmospheric puzzle game. Use indirect controls to adjust focus, tempo, and hue to stabilize a chaotic particle system and match hidden target values.

Ephemeral Echoes (v3.1)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: An atmospheric idle game where you generate currency by clicking and tracing patterns. Use it to buy structures, equip schematics, and "Sublimate" (prestige) for permanent upgrades.

Generally Incompetent (v2.2)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A turn-based, push-your-luck game with a satirical office theme. Manage your tasks to score points, but don't let your manager's patience run out.

Kymograph (v4)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A logic and deduction puzzle with a retro sci-fi aesthetic. Observe signal patterns to decipher hidden transformation rules before your error meter fills.

Mayors Orbit (v2)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A resource management game inspired by Reigns. Swipe cards left or right to make binary choices as mayor, balancing your approval, budget, and scandal meters to survive. Intended for mobile and desktop.

Mulan Master Quiz

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: Test your knowledge of the 1998 animated Disney film Mulan! The quiz features three difficulties and up to 400 possible questions to answer.

Pumpkin Hunt Horror Game (v2)

Pirate Fleet Commander (v7.4)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A top-down fleet management and exploration game. Control your flagship to explore a procedurally generated sea, engage in real-time combat, and use loot to upgrade your armada.

Room Reservation Hell (v3.3)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A choice-based narrative game simulating the frustration of university bureaucracy. Make decisions to manage your stats and navigate absurd challenges to book a room for your club.

Solarized Clicker: Singularity (v7.2)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A classic idle clicker game inspired by Cookie Clicker. Click the main icon to generate cookies, then spend them on buildings to automate production. Hunt for randomly appearing Golden Cookies to get more cookies and prestige after you get far enough into the game to unlock additional unique upgrades. Works on mobile and desktop.

The Infinite Content Machine (v4.2)

  • Play Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A narrative idle game where you play as an AI. Automate content generation to progress through story phases, unlocking new upgrades and advancing the dark sci-fi plot.

Multiplayer Racing Game (v5)

  • Try Now! -> Click here to play
  • Description: A simple racing game for up to 6 players and 8 bots. Features offline and online play via WebRTC and ntfy.sh

Web-Chat App

  • Try Now! -> Click here to try it out
  • Description: This is a "single-file, serverless, ephemeral, peer-to-peer (P2P), end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) web chat application." Works on both mobile or desktop. Needs at least two devices (or browser tabs) to work. Uses WebRTC and ntfy.sh.

Multiplayer Drawing App (v2)

  • Try Now! -> Click here to try it out
  • Description: A simple multiplayer drawing app. Connect with two or more devices (or browser tabs) and start drawing! Works on both mobile or desktop. Uses WebRTC and ntfy.sh.

How to Play Locally

  1. Click the green <> Code button on this page and Download ZIP.
  2. Unzip the file.
  3. Double-click any .html game file to open it in your browser.

Compatibility

These games are built with standard HTML, CSS, and JavaScript and should run on any modern browser (like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Edge). Most of these games are not intended for mobile or small screens unless stateed otherwise.

Vibe Coding Process

Initially, these games were made with a combination of Gemini 2.5 Pro on Google's AI Studio and Claude Sonnet 4.5 on Anthropic's Claude.ai. I've been transitioning to whatever is the latest and best models as they are made available. I alternate between these models for brainstorming ideas and generating/updating the games. The only parts of code I manually add or change are for minor balance adjustments, and everything else is generated by AI.

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Scan report · 2026-10-17
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From the balcony · 3 of 4 clapped

  1. Schnitzelclapped
    Delightful collection of weird, playful browser games with charming descriptions like 'Generally Incompetent' and 'Ephemeral Echoes' that scream fun over polish.
  2. Princessclapped
    Multiple playable browser games with clear run instructions (click to play), MIT license, declared status, and no dependencies to trust.
  3. Crusoeclapped
    Single-file browser games with zero dependencies, no vulnerable advisories, no telemetry concerns, and no credential requests.

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