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How to vibe code a game with AI

Browser games, puzzles and ports people shipped by prompting AI agents, with the tools and time each took. 24 matching use cases below, each with a public source.

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Get started in 3 steps

  1. Start with a one-mechanic browser game (one button, one goal) in plain HTML/JS or Phaser so the agent can run and test it quickly.
  2. Write the rules, controls and win condition yourself; let the agent write the code and ask it to playtest and list bugs after each change.
  3. Ship early on a free static host and add levels, sound and polish in small follow-up prompts.

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