Casual Games Made with Claude Code

Ride a scooter, deliver food, try not to drop the order — the Vibe Jam 2026 winner.

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A cozy desktop train that moves along the bottom of your screen as you type.

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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 cozy browser life sim about working remotely while moving between cities.

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A cosy farming sim about growing a giant pumpkin for the October weigh-off.

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

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Sneak a raccoon past the guards — a 3D browser game generated from one prompt.

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A Survivors-like action roguelite whose game and engine code the developer says AI wrote.

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A light-hearted educational browser game built with Claude Code to explore the tool.

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One kitchen torch, one very hungry critic: caramelize crème brûlées in a tiny Paris bistro without burning them, before the critic torches you.

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Classic Snake stretched into a 100-challenge journey, a roguelite with bosses, a two-snakes-at-once mode and puzzle boards, from the maker of Sudoku Unlimited.

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A cat game about chasing laser dots around a room, which its producer says was vibe-coded with a locally deployed TapTap Maker, Claude Code and DeepSeek V4 Pro.

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Checkers in four official rulesets, with a training academy, move-by-move analysis, a story campaign and named opponents, from the maker of Sudoku Unlimited.

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Tap machines to make screws, grow a factory and launch rockets across six stars in this free browser idle clicker; its developer says Claude Code implements it and Codex reviews.

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A tiny candle lives on your scrolling: keep a steady rhythm through an endless joke feed, or the room goes dark.

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A five-minute satire of the AI-written workplace: as COO you decide which company texts to ship unread and which to fact-check before they go out. The developer says the code was written with Claude Code.

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A one-button anti-slot machine that satirizes social media reactions: spin to unlock secrets and compete for the lowest score.

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Keep one tower of a beacon chain through its last autumn: pass the fire on, and decide how the villagers' letters are sent.

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A 35-second steering game: lead a torch-carrying mother duck and a growing line of ducklings through the park to the pond.

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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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A one-button arcade game about letting go of your orbit at exactly the right moment.

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A one-button cave flyer played almost entirely in the dark, where your dying torch is both your light and your health.

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A cozy jigsaw game with 450+ pictures, puzzles from 9 to 10,000 pieces, your own photos, online co-op and a mode that spreads the pieces over your Windows desktop.

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An incremental fishing cove on a rock in the sea: haul lines, hire a crew and grow it up to the lighthouse.

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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 one-minute phone game about stamping five approvals on a fictional request form, each tilted in a bow toward the president. The developer says the code was written with OpenAI Codex and Claude Code.

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Classic sudoku and rule variants in a quiet garden, with hints that explain the logic, online co-op and a small desktop companion window.

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Repeat the torch's path before the flame burns out: one 30-second run, then send the same round to a friend.

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A tiny 3D walk along Yotsukura beach in Fukushima to its lighthouse, which you can find by sound. The developer says Claude Code made all of it, operating Blender, Godot and a music app itself.

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A cozy cooking game at a night market stall, where the torches have to stay lit for the customers to stay happy.

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Crank the projector of a silent-film cinema and catch the couples kissing in the dark with your flashlight.

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A short 3D spot-the-difference game on a night-time shopping street, playable in the browser; its credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude Code.

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Type short Japanese phrases in romaji to beat oversleeping, ticket gates and packed trains and reach your desk by 9:00; its credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude 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 browser demo of a pixel-art lizard ranch: stun and bag wild lizards on short runs, then sell them or breed them for rare inherited patterns. The developer says Claude Code wrote the code, with the demo built in one day.

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Hold to bow, let go to straighten up, and don't fall over: a one-minute, one-button browser game whose credits say the art, sound and program were made with Claude Code.

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A daily seven-question trivia game in which the clock halves after every question, from 60 seconds down to 0.94; the FAQ says “Karol Gajda dreamt it, Claude Code coded it.”

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A free idle game about growing a tiny contract software shop into a listed company, with Brooks's law from The Mythical Man-Month built into the rules. The developer left the implementation to Claude Code.

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A free pixel-picture puzzle in the browser and on WeChat: send out colour-matched ants to eat a picture block by block without jamming the five-slot nest. The developer says it was made with Opus 5.5 and that the levels are designed with AI 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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Klondike solitaire as a trip through 34 watercolour cities in Japan and Korea: clear a game to earn coins, buy a plane ticket and fly to the next city. The solo developer says Claude Code wrote the code.

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A free slice-of-life comedy visual novel about a squishy-cheeked first-grader and the big sister who adores her.

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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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Head-to-head five-letter word duels: solve the word before your rival to win a pull in a tug-of-war over a pit.

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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.

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An iPhone collection of 32 classic card, board and puzzle games that all work offline, run by Claude Code as its “CEO”.

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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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Keep a Pong rally going while answering quiz questions; wrong answers cost you. A three-minute Unity experiment made without writing code in Claude Code.

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A free browser idle game about buying Chinese-character components and placing them so neighbours form characters; built in an afternoon with Claude Code running DeepSeek v4 Flash.

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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.

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