johnnyapple · HN

I made the Chrome Dino Game editable by your AI prompts

@electricdrago10 · X

@dotvonesy · X

Beautiful Effects for Mobile and Web:

@RanMarim4s · X

Vibe coding an entire game with AI agents sounds wild. Time to go test it out on 💎

novlrdotcom · HN

Drift Fever – an HTML5 arcade game with an original soundtrack

u/Silent-Assumption292 · Reddit

Erask — Explore Earth on an Interactive 3D Globe There are 4 modes Free exploration Rabbit holes Story mode Llm generates story submitted by /u/Silent-Assumption292 to r/SideProject [link] [comments]

DonThomasitos · HN

Baduz – Action Adventure Game Maker

@biggilfoot · X

customizable ambient desktop clock for second monitors. You can resize the clock, move it anywhere, and switch backgrounds to fit your setup

@ClickSploit · X

I’m excited to officially launch ClickSploit. Check it out here: What started as a fun side project turned into a cybersecurity-themed idle clicker game. I built ClickSploit by using AI to help bridge some of my coding gaps, while leaning on my IT and tech experience to shape the game’s concepts, progression, and terminology. The game is meant to be fun first, but also gives players a small look into real cybersecurity ideas like alert triage, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, endpoint detection, identity security, automation, and building a stronger security program. It’s not a technical simulator, but it is a fun way to get a light introduction to tools and operations that people in cyber and IT work with every day. ClickSploit is accessible directly in your browser on both desktop and mobile phones, so there’s nothing to install. Mobile App development is in progress! This is still early, and I’ll continue improving the game with new conten

@OlesaAI · X

🚀 I'm building Solar Empire — a browser MMO strategy set in one seamless, living Solar System. And here's the twist: the entire prototype was pair-built with Claude Fable 5. The game. You run a private corporation. You start on Earth, where the geology is hidden — buying a hex IS the prospecting, so every claim is a gamble. Power plants feed mines, smelters feed factories, and a player-driven market ties it all together. Then you go to space. A rocket is assembled at your factory, rolls out to your spaceport pad, and launches — gravity-turn ascent, stage separation, the works. The Moon it flies to is actually moving: transfer windows change your fuel bill in real time, just like real orbital mechanics. The planets are real NASA/USGS maps. Weather is simulated once for everyone — the storm cutting your solar output is the same storm your rival sees from orbit. Abandoned bases decay into ruins that other players can scavenge, so the map never clogs up. The pro

@sealionjaywalk · X

I got tired of todo apps feeling like spreadsheets, so I built one that feels like a game. ・Finish a task → your AI crew cheers for you ・Streaks, XP, daily quests, focus timer

@appsbywill · X

i've been playing around with this profile picture maker, I really want to fine tune the background removal and add more styling templates. Let me know if you find more bugs!