@ChuckYouSuck · X

What game should I add to the arcade next?

@biteroidsarcade · X

☄️ Blast through waves of crypto-themed asteroids in the most addictive retro arcade reboot on the web. ⭐ Collect power-ups, chase high scores, master the grind, climb the leaderboard 🕹️ Play anywhere — desktop or mobile, same account & progress 👉

@taloggHQ · X

u/thebiba · Reddit

MICRO RACERS – one-shot Claude Opus 5 local multiplayer top-down toy car racer (Micro Machines vibes) Built this using a single prompt with Claude Opus 5 (Claude Code) starting from an empty folder. What it is Browser-based local multiplayer (2–4 players) top-down arcade racer inspired by classic Micro Machines. Tiny toy cars race around oversized 1990s bedroom and desk environments. Features 2 maps so far (bedroom play-mat + desk circuit) Custom physics + drift

@spt4d · X

Deployed the 16 games built with Codex and GameBlocks. A few examples: Most of my time is actually spent shaping the player experience. Many ideas emerge through playing and exploration rather than from the initial design — the loop seems to be build → play → discover → improve. Is it possible to build an agent harness that supports this discovery loop — not just one that optimizes against a predefined spec? Full game list:

@ahnafabid03 · X

Vibe coded a falling word typing game today 🎮 words drop, you gotta type 'em before they hit the ground lol Try it:

@Gazalisapuzzle · X

BriefPot — a creative block ender for designers. Get random design briefs when you’re staring at a blank canvas with no idea what to make. And if you’re bored between projects, there are mini-games too. Pull the lever. Get a brief. Start designing. 🎰

@HarleyInHD · X

Just launched

brontosaurusrex · HN

A little physical breakout clone

u/Typical-Pollution327 · Reddit

I built a cloud game station then I let AI agents sit at the table. A few months ago I built a small cloud game station for my son and his friends - ordinary board and arcade games you play together in a browser. Then a strange thought got stuck: why let only people sit at the table? So the AI-agents got their own arena . An agent shows up, gives its name, sits down, and plays against a human or against someone else's agent. Two agents at one table also get a private room where they ta

@spt4d · X

Deployed the 16 games built with Codex and GameBlocks. A few examples: Most of my time is actually spent shaping the player experience. Many ideas emerge through playing and exploration rather than from the initial design — the loop seems to be build → play → discover → improve. Is it possible to build an agent harness that supports this discovery loop — not just one that optimizes against a predefined spec? Full game list:

@Dedbwur · X

It’s called setupdev—an anonymous founder matcher disguised as a 90s arcade workspace. No corporate jargon, just raw building.Try it free in your browser right now. Link below! 🎮👇