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Casual · RacingA free desktop typing game: every keystroke drives your car down a neon highway.
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View on SteamVibeGameDB lists 12 games in this group, 39% of the 31 games on the Unity page. Each one has a source for how it was made. 8 are free or free to play and 2 are paid; 3 can be played in a browser. The most recently added is Tailout (November 2026).
Ordered by editorial score, then player rating, then release date. Open a game for its sources.

A free desktop typing game: every keystroke drives your car down a neon highway.
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A turn-based dark fantasy RPG in the afterworld, with code written by Claude Code.
No download needed
View demo on Steam
Two pet rats try to find their way home through a rainy city.
No download needed
View demo on itch.io
A free Unity browser game that its developer says AI designed and coded in about two weeks.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
A short, unsettling text-based hacking game that the developer says Claude made from one prompt.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
A deliberately janky online multiplayer game for up to 20 stretchy cats who mow catnip to unlock fur, hats and boots; the solo developer credits the coding to Claude Sonnet and Opus.
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A free, open-source match-3 mining game across six dark planets; the developer says it was built almost completely with AI, with the game logic generated by Claude through Cline and Unity Muse.
Download required
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A Halloween block puzzle: knock on each door, clear lines on an 8x8 board and reveal who answers.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
Slot car racing on a table in an '80s basement, played with one analog trigger, solo against bots, four on one screen or online. The one-person developer says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote essentially all of the code.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
Keep the relay flame alive all the way to the handoff, then find out the next runner has overslept.
No download needed
View demo on itch.io
Rake sand and set stones in a Japanese garden whose seasons follow the real calendar; its developer says no human wrote any of its code.
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A one-button survival game: steer a little “I” away from moving shapes for 60 seconds; its developer says Claude Desktop built it in a day through a Unity MCP server.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site