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Endless Runner Browser Games Made with AI

VibeGameDB lists 8 games in this group, 73% of the 11 games on the Endless Runner page. Each one has a source for how it was made. The most common engine is No engine (HTML5) (50%). 8 are free or free to play and 0 are paid. The most recently added is Outpace (November 2026).

Games
8
Free / paid
8 / 0
Most used engine
No engine (HTML5)
Last updated
Nov 6, 2026
Engines (top 5, where disclosed)
  • No engine (HTML5)4
  • Three.js3
Platforms (top 5)
  • Browser8
  • GitHub2

All 8 games

Ordered by editorial score, then player rating, then release date. Open a game for its sources.

Paper Glider gameplay: flying a paper plane through a ring in a hallway
Free

Paper Glider

Arcade · Casual

Steer a paper airplane through procedurally generated rooms, an OpenAI Codex showcase demo.

CodexBrowserEnglish
No ratings yetKatia Gil Guzman

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
AvoidRain start screen
Free

AvoidRain

Arcade

An endless urban runner about not getting soaked: dodge the rain, puddles and cars, and shelter under balconies.

Undisclosed AI toolBrowserEnglish
No ratings yetDaniele Scasciafratte

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
Batcula start screen
Free

Batcula

Arcade · Casual

A gothic pixel-art arcade game: fly a bat over Transylvania, collect blood drops and feed on villagers to survive the night. The developer says Claude Code built it for someone with no coding experience.

Claude CodeBrowserEnglish
No ratings yetIndependent-Beach106

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
Cybertruck Infinite Run start screen
Free

Cybertruck Infinite Run

Arcade · Racing
Unofficial · third-party IP

A neon endless runner: switch lanes to dodge traffic and save up shield, boost, slow-motion and magnet power-ups.

Undisclosed AI toolBrowserEnglish
No ratings yetcheikh2shift

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
Hurtle preview image
Free

Hurtle

Arcade
Unofficial · third-party IP

A free daily endless-descent ball game with ten sliders for steepness, width, obstacles, speed and camera. Posted as “Slope remade in HTML5”; the developer says Claude Opus built the whole thing.

ClaudeBrowserEnglish
No ratings yetSnapHit Studios

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
HYPERBUBBLE preview image
Free

A one-button browser game about riding out waves of new technology while keeping human flourishing alive, built from a professor's research. The developer asked Claude Fable 5 in Claude Code to research, design and code it.

Claude CodeBrowserGitHubEnglish
No ratings yetAndrew Maynard

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
Outpace preview image
Free

Outpace

Arcade · Casual
Unofficial · third-party IP

A browser typing runner: every correct letter carries the Claude mascot forward, Space jumps over creatures, and a pixel-art wave closes in from behind. The README says Claude Opus 5.5 built it in Claude Code in one session of about 45 minutes.

Claude CodeBrowserGitHubEnglish
No ratings yetEthan

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site
Wallflipper start screen
Free

Wallflipper

Arcade · Racing

Race along the floor, walls and ceiling of a neon corridor, flipping to the opposite surface to dodge traps and collect fragments.

Undisclosed AI toolBrowserEnglish
No ratings yetEvgeniy Trifonov

Plays instantly in the browser

Play free — official site

FAQ

How many endless runner browser games were built with AI coding tools?
VibeGameDB lists 8 endless runner browser games whose developers say they were built with AI coding tools, each with a source for that claim.
What engine do most endless runner browser games built with AI coding tools use?
No engine (HTML5): 4 games (50%). Games whose engine is not disclosed are not counted.
How many are free?
8 of the 8 are free or free to play; 0 are paid. Prices are recorded per store.
Which game was added most recently?
Outpace, added in November 2026.

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