Casual Games Made with Claude

A free satirical story about a roommate who is a little too helpful.

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A short incremental game about little workers gathering resources on different planets.

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A free desktop typing game: every keystroke drives your car down a neon highway.

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A calm spot-the-difference game played on two procedurally grown 3D trees.

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A desktop companion loot shooter: every click you make while working fires a shot.

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A deliberately boring 72-hour run that slides backwards when you stop.

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One button, eleven worlds: tap the glowing-eyed worms possessing your house before they tunnel away.

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A free doodle tower defense on notebook paper: draw circles for cannons, lines for walls and triangles for mines to stop marching stick figures. The developer says it was made with Opus 5.5 and that the first version ran after a little over an hour.

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A deliberately janky online multiplayer game for up to 20 stretchy cats who mow catnip to unlock fur, hats and boots; the solo developer credits the coding to Claude Sonnet and Opus.

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A free, open-source match-3 mining game across six dark planets; the developer says it was built almost completely with AI, with the game logic generated by Claude through Cline and Unity Muse.

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An arcade football game where every rule is a switch: odd pitch shapes, up to six teams and six balls, and goals all around the field.

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Help little demon PIP run a Halloween costume shop in a human town, matching costumes to customers' clues, in English or Traditional Chinese. The developer says Claude wrote the code and tests.

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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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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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A satirical browser game: you are the “AI”, really one guy in a bedroom in India, answering customers fast and robotically enough not to get caught.

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A morning-routine score attack where being early earns nothing: wake one second before the alarm and reach work one second before the bell.

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A joke browser game with four modes about sperm racing to the egg, from 120 obstacle stages to a 90-second survival arena; the developer, who had never coded, says Claude wrote it as one HTML file.

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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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A calm block puzzle with gravity where every level's three-star target is a proven minimum number of moves.

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An idle space-mining game for iPhone and iPad: tap an asteroid, automate a fleet and prestige for permanent boosts.

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Klondike solitaire with a dating-sim story for iPhone and iPad: win rounds to move through ten stages; the solo developer says Cursor (Claude) wrote the code.

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A one-button survival game: steer a little “I” away from moving shapes for 60 seconds; its developer says Claude Desktop built it in a day through a Unity MCP server.

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A retro maze game about phone addiction: reach the goal while dodging the notifications that drain your willpower.

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A memory card game for language learners: every card shows a picture and a word in Japanese, Spanish or French and says it aloud. The developer says the code is written by Claude, directed and play-tested change by change.

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A free cozy boba café game in the browser: a short rush of orders, a calm evening of decorating, and one last customer each night with a story. The developer says Claude produced all the code.

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A daily taxonomy puzzle: place one species in the tree of life, rank by rank, with 10 seconds per choice; the developer says it took three afternoons of vibe-coding with Claude.

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A point-and-click browser game made for a wedding website: wander ten illustrated rooms, throw a party and take a road trip; the README says AI agents write all the code.

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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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A tiny swipe puzzle: slide the squishies over springs, ice and portals until every one lands on its heart.

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Guide crude oil through a real refinery, from pump jack to tanker, in a short educational browser game by a chemical engineer.

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