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Casual · SimulationA cozy desktop train that moves along the bottom of your screen as you type.
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View on SteamVibeGameDB lists 12 games in this group, 5% of the 244 games on the Claude Code page. Each one has a source for how it was made. 12 are free or free to play and 1 is paid; 3 can be played in a browser. The most recently added is Chesspy (November 2026).
Ordered by editorial score, then player rating, then release date. Open a game for its sources.

A cozy desktop train that moves along the bottom of your screen as you type.
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A clean sudoku app for iPhone and iPad, built with Claude Code by a designer who wrote almost no code.
Mobile app
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A free snake-style battle for up to four players where your line steers itself, so every death means a rival outplayed you.
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A daily logic puzzle: place rooks, bishops and knights so every numbered square is attacked by exactly that many pieces. The solo developer says the code was almost all written by Claude Code.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
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 tower defense game with no fixed road: you build the maze the goblins have to walk.
Mobile app
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A one-thumb space survival shooter for iPhone: drift through 100 sectors, evolve your weapons and decide when to bank your haul.
Mobile app
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Run an AI lab in a turn-based race to superintelligence, and gamble on alignment at the end.
Mobile app
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Draw planets, moons and stars into orbit and keep a crowded system alive, in an arcade game for iPhone and iPad.
Mobile app
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A calm, native iPhone version of the 2048 number puzzle with three board sizes; its developer says Claude Code wrote the bones and they did the finish.
Mobile app
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A free browser party game of bluffing with your own phone photos: everyone shows a photo for the theme and tells its story, but the werewolves have secretly swapped theirs. The developer says development switched to Claude Code writing the code in June 2025.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
Swing through a city on a grappling rope and smash its skyline for the biggest damage bill.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site