
AREA 51 – A Pumpkin's Journey
Action · ArcadeA one-button swinging game for the Commodore 64, written in assembly by Claude Code.
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View on itch.ioVibeGameDB lists 17 games in this group, 30% of the 56 games on the Physics page. Each one has a source for how it was made. The most common engine is No engine (HTML5) (53%). 15 are free or free to play and 0 are paid; 2 can be played in a browser. The most recently added is TORCH IT! (November 2026).
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A one-button swinging game for the Commodore 64, written in assembly by Claude Code.
Download required
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Tilt the board to roll a rock into the leak before the village floods, without knocking the villagers over.
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A racing game with no steering wheel and no throttle: drive a hospital wheelchair one wheel per thumb over 31 courses and chase world records. The developer says Claude wrote the code.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
A slingshot fire puzzle: throw four kinds of torches at towers full of pranksters, and keep the marshmallows golden.
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Play free — itch.io
Climb a haunted mountain pass in old Japan with a wooden sword and a torch, in a 2D physics game where every object is carved from pixels.
No download needed
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A swipe-to-swing physics game: knock the blocks out of a torch-lit tower without letting the head fall.
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Play free — itch.io
A pixel-art puzzle platformer where you cannot jump while carrying the key, so you aim and throw it across the gaps instead.
Plays instantly in the browser
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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.
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Load cars onto a seven-car carrier trailer step by step, made by a working car-carrier driver who says Claude Code writes nearly all of its code.
No download needed
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A cozy falling-sand factory game: an exiled alchemist digs, sorts and transmutes soil into gold, then builds machines to do it.
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A free 2D roller-coaster sandbox with physics: draw the track, hit play and see whether the train makes it. The developer says it was vibecoded, first in Claude chat and then in Claude Code.
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Play free — official site
Stack everyday household things as high as you can from a five-year-old's eye level; its developer says Claude Code built it almost on its own in two days.
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A structural-mechanics puzzle in which you solve trusses by building the equilibrium equations yourself; the solo developer moved from hand-written C# to Gemini and then Claude Code agents.
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Launch cherries and sugar cubes across the counter of a late-night retro café and turn your shift's best creation into a poster.
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A browser time-attack prototype in which you steer a sports wheelchair by pushing each wheel separately; the developer says ChatGPT wrote the spec and GitHub Copilot implemented it.
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A one-click physics puzzle in the browser: drop iron balls from the surface and dig down by breaking blocks. A first game, which the developer says AI coded entirely in about six hours.
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Three AI models given the same prompt to build a Suika-style fruit-merging game, playable side by side, first tries and fixes untouched.
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