
Buster Breaks Out
Action · ArcadeA brick-breaking roguelite in pixel art, coded with help from Codex and Cursor.
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View on SteamVibeGameDB lists 9 games in this group, 16% of the 56 games on the Physics page. Each one has a source for how it was made. 2 are free or free to play and 9 are paid; 2 can be played in a browser. The most recently added is CUE-RIOUS (November 2026).
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A brick-breaking roguelite in pixel art, coded with help from Codex and Cursor.
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A chaotic marble motorsport game in three.js, built mainly with Claude Code and Codex.
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Scavenge a junkyard as a robot, weld scrap into a rocket and press the big red button; the highest flight wins, and the Moon is 384,400 km up.
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A physics trick-shot game in which you draw your own cue and hook, push and fling the white ball, alone or with friends.
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A neon-comic stickman shooter with a 60-player battle royale on a destructible island, tactical 5v5 bomb maps and a campaign.
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An action roguelite with no attack button: you are a dying star, and ramming other stars is how you fight, heal, move and grow.
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A full-physics curling sim with seasons, a rink designer and a coaching mode, made by a club curler who leaned on AI to build it.
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A one-button orbital-mechanics game: chain gravity assists around real planets to escape the solar system before your fuel runs out.
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An experimental physics sandbox: spawn tetrahedrons as “facts”, join them into shapes and molecules inside a Klein-bottle universe, and share them with friends over a direct connection.
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