No QA team. No roadmap. No regrets. Just vibes.
8 Games — Built by AI, Debugged by Luck
Two castles enter, one castle leaves. Build turrets, magic towers, and catapults while hurling goblins and dark knights at your friend's castle. Will it crash? Maybe. Will it be fun? Absolutely. Is the AI balanced? We'll get back to you on that.
We asked Claude to build Command & Conquer and this is what we got. Pick from 6 nations, manage supply lines, and wage war across arctic tundra to scorching deserts. It has a map editor, replays, and multiplayer — features we didn't even ask for.
Jurassic Park but you're on a budget. Place traps along the escape path to stop increasingly angry dinosaurs from breaking containment. The neon aesthetic says "arcade classic" but the gameplay says "vibe coded at 2am." We love it anyway.
The only winning move is to play. Launch ICBMs, manage your nuclear arsenal, and try not to trigger mutually assured destruction. Inspired by that one scene from WarGames — except this time, WOPR doesn't get to say no.
The aliens showed up uninvited and they're not here for a chat. Blast wave after wave of UFOs out of the sky before they abduct your cows, your dignity, and your high score. Classic arcade action with a sci-fi twist — pew pew pew.
Crystals are falling from the sky and it's your job to blast them into oblivion. Shatter shards into smaller fragments, dodge the debris, and chain combos for maximum destruction. It's like Asteroids met a disco ball — and they both chose violence.
Deploy cleanup drones and drop color-coded neutralizing agents onto a dying coral reef. Match the right chemical to the right toxin before the ecosystem collapses. We asked Claude to save the ocean and it built a puzzle game — honestly, closer than most startups get.
Who needs Madden when you can play a football game barely more stable than those tabletop electric football games from the 70's? The players vibrate, the physics are questionable, and the AI offensive coordinator may have been hallucinated. Touchdown optional.