
DriveWave
Casual · RacingA free desktop typing game: every keystroke drives your car down a neon highway.
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View on SteamVibeGameDB lists 7 games in this group, 6% of the 118 games on the Claude page. Each one has a source for how it was made. 7 are free or free to play and 0 are paid; 2 can be played in a browser. The most recently added is WHEELCHAIR D (November 2026).
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A free desktop typing game: every keystroke drives your car down a neon highway.
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A racing game with no steering wheel and no throttle: drive a hospital wheelchair one wheel per thumb over 31 courses and chase world records. The developer says Claude wrote the code.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
An unofficial anti-gravity racer for the Sega 32X, ported from the wipEout rewrite engine with track and ship data taken from the original WipEout.
Download required
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Slot car racing on a table in an '80s basement, played with one analog trigger, solo against bots, four on one screen or online. The one-person developer says Claude Opus 5.5 wrote essentially all of the code.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
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.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — itch.io
A one-file browser drift game scored on angle and on how close to the edge you hold the slide, with a new road every day for everyone and a ghost of your last run to beat. Made with Claude Opus 5 through chats and Claude Code, the developer says.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site
A one-button, NES-style top-down stock car racer in the browser: hold to dive inside, release to drift high. The developer says 100% of the code was written by Claude Fable 5.
Plays instantly in the browser
Play free — official site