1936 apps generated
A strategy game where you hire 90 minions to build and manage an evil empire school with dark humor
A retro arcade game collection with playable classic games from NES, SNES, Genesis, and more
A simulation game for managing a vertical farm in a bustling city restaurant ecosystem
An addictive idle game with juicy animations, upgrades, and satisfying progression mechanics
A text adventure game where an AI GM creates immersive fantasy and sci-fi worlds tailored to your choices
A retro-style game for uncovering tiles and avoiding pixel art mines with charming 8-bit aesthetics
A retro arcade emulator for playing authentic Atari 2600 games with cycle-accurate CPU and TIA chip simulation
A playful game that turns web security checks into an addictive, progressively challenging experience
A retro arcade game where you pilot a hyperfast ship through an infinite asteroid field with procedural generation
A turn-based RPG game where you battle procedurally generated enemies with dice combat and compete on a global leaderboard
A retro emulator for playing classic Sega SG-1000 games in your browser with save persistence
A pixel-art sci-fi fighting game where you battle a CPU opponent with laser swords and guns in a destroyed futuristic cityscape
A racing simulation app that demonstrates the excitement and strategy of motorsport rolling starts
A party game for marking off tech buzzwords and startup clichés during meetings and code reviews
A social media app for experiencing the thrill of going viral and reaching 5 million impressions
A game where a neural network dreams Breakout into existence frame by frame, learning from a bot player
A horror game where you navigate a dark procedural maze while evading ghostly entities in the fog
An idle game where you build a software empire from indie hacker to tech CEO through vibe coding and strategic upgrades
A pixel-art platformer game where you rescue the princess by imagining and conjuring items with an AI-powered magical watch
A generative library of infinite NES ROMs—every cartridge is real, downloadable, and playable in actual emulators