Physics Games Made with Claude Code

A one-button swinging game for the Commodore 64, written in assembly by Claude Code.

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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 chaotic marble motorsport game in three.js, built mainly with Claude Code and Codex.

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A slingshot fire puzzle: throw four kinds of torches at towers full of pranksters, and keep the marshmallows golden.

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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.

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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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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.

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A free multiplayer brick-building world in the browser: build brick by brick on a shared map, then drive, fly, ride the bus or race. The developer says it was built with Claude Code (Opus 5.5).

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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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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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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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Slingshot a shopping trolley across a car park and stop it dead centre in the trolley bay.

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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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A small top-down rally game with a diorama look, free in the browser: five cars, six stages, weather, times of day and a short career against ghost rivals. The README says Claude Code with Opus 5.5 wrote almost all of it.

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Paddle into massive waves, carve across the breaking face and collect stars before the foam swallows you.

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A free pixel-art ski jumping game for desktop and phone browsers, with a daily jump in the same wind for everyone and a World Cup that follows the real calendar. The developer says it was built with Claude Code.

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A top-down 3D space game in the browser: build your ship from parts on a grid, mine, trade and fight pirates in an endless universe. The developer designs and decides; AI coding agents (Claude Code) write the code, art scripts and music.

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Chaotic ragdoll brawls for up to four players: punch, grab, throw and knock your friends out of the ring.

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A free multiplayer meme game in the browser: drive, boost and fly a sports car through stunt courses, highways and a neon city. The developer says Codex with the model Astra did most of the work, and Claude Code polished the graphics.

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A small 2D side-scrolling souls-like demo in the browser, with grappling, a day-night cycle and a built-in map and body editor. The developer says it is mostly coded with AI agents (Codex and Claude).

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Virtual table football in the browser: steer the rods with your mouse, first to five goals.

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Pick one of seven cars and drive a procedurally generated coastal city with simulation-grade physics, police chases and a helicopter at three stars. The README says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote it in Claude Code and nobody edited the code by hand.

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A low-poly 3D marble game for phones and desktop with endless procedurally generated levels; the poster says Claude Code with Sonnet built it in about 6–8 hours of prompting after planning with Gemini Pro.

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A top-down downhill mountain-bike game in the browser: ride an endless spring forest, or race 15 rivals from a glacier down to the valley.

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An unofficial Mario Galaxy-style 3D platformer in the browser, where you run around planets and the letters of the Mario logo; about 95% of the code by Claude Code.

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Swing through a city on a grappling rope and smash its skyline for the biggest damage bill.

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Two plasticine blobs tied by a string, climbing as high as they can. Don't let the string break.

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A browser mech sandbox: pilot a 40-foot frame through a destructible city and summon swarms of wall-climbing machines to fight. The developer says everything was done in ChatGPT and Claude Code.

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Arcade 5-on-5 ice hockey in the browser against CPU teams, with skating, dekes, hits, shootouts and a lesson for every move. The developer says Claude Code wrote the game and its tests.

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A fast arcade five-a-side football game in the browser, with 16 national teams, a tournament, penalty shootouts and online matches. The developer says Claude Code wrote the code.

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Play a giant monster and wreck a bayside city at dusk, block by block. The README says it was developed with Claude Code.

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