Vibe-coded games you can play on your phone

Games with touch controls built in, so they work on a phone or tablet straight from the browser.

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   The Long Silence

   by @anshuc

   Space exploration game with open-source code, built 'almost entirely hands-off' with an adversarial critic subagent; ~680 likes.

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   A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food

   by @leocooout

   Gold winner of Cursor Vibe Jam 2026: a PS1-styled delivery run where capybaras drive food across town.

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   Kanso

   by @mrsukeruton

   Ranked 9th and won Most Zen at Cursor Vibe Jam 2026: a calm bonsai-growing game.

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   Tiny Skies

   by @dannylimanseta

   Ranked 7th and won Most Polished at Cursor Vibe Jam 2026: a cosy exploration game set on a small world facing an apocalypse.

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   HALDANE-4

   by @denisbondare

   Ranked 5th and won Most Original at Cursor Vibe Jam 2026: a short ASCII horror story about a solo descent under the Antarctic ice.

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   fly.pieter.com

   by @levelsio

   The multiplayer flight sim that kicked off the vibe-coded game wave; still live and regularly cited as the reference example.

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   CCBot: The Great Crawl

   by ccgreg

   A pixel-art platformer from the Common Crawl team starring its web crawler, CCBot; the credits list Claude among its makers.

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   Starry Nightrider

   by @ebbyamir

   Ride a bicycle through Van Gogh's The Starry Night, collect orbs and post a score.

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   Saltfire Offshore Racing

   by @higgsfield_ai

   Armed powerboat racing on heavy seas: four tracks, three hulls, machine guns, homing rockets and five AI rivals.

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    ZIG%

    by slapjam

    A one-tap speedrun of the classic zigzag game, made for LittleJS Game Jam 3 with help from Claude.

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    Catcopter

    by pawelwentpawel

    Multiplayer aerial brawler with propeller cats fighting over tropical islands; built in about a week on top of an earlier project.

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    Wonderhop

    by mtlduo

    A daily game: guess what most people would answer, or what nobody would. Much of the code was written with AI tools; design and art are human.

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    Tidebreaker

    by @chongdashu

    Atmospheric platformer with a giant boss chase scene; ~240 likes and 60K views.

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    Slop Skies

    by @donaldjewkes

    Satirical flight game where you shoot down startup ad-banner planes over a toy San Francisco; made in 24 hours.

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    Tailgrab Freeskater

    by @endel

    Multiplayer skating game finished in 9 days instead of a year, by its creator's estimate; ~590 likes.

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    Seiryu Fishing

    by @hayashimon1

    Sight-fishing game in a clear mountain stream, made in under a day; ~280 likes.

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    Knight's Waltz

    by saomin_huang

    Top-down physics sword-dueling game where the human did design and testing and Claude wrote all the code.

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    Almost Surgery

    by @RagimMusakaev

    Ranked 28th and won Most Cursed at Cursor Vibe Jam 2026: a horror-tinged surgery sim, and one of the few awarded entries built in Godot.

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    AI Space Agency

    by @dom_scholz

    Ranked 64th of 945 at Cursor Vibe Jam 2026. Kerbal Space Program for building your AI data-center in space.

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    Reach the Relay

    by @nomadhothouse

    Ranked 65th of 945 at Cursor Vibe Jam 2026. Turn-based RPG in the ruins of an AI apocalypse.

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