A hand-checked list of browser games that their creators say were built with AI models, collected from public X posts.
This page collects browser games that their creators say were built with AI models. Every entry starts from a public post on X where the creator shared a playable build; most posts name the model they used, and many explain how the game was made. We read the posts, checked the links, and wrote each description from what the post itself says.
Most of the list appeared in the week Claude Fable 5.2 was released. Posts about games made with Fable went from a dozen or two a day to 533 on Nov 10, 2026. Several creators in that wave describe their game as a test of the new model, some built from a single prompt. The rest of the list reaches back a little further, to GPT-6 Astra, Gemini 4 Argon and Opus builds from late October and early November.
There are no iframes here and no hosted copies. Each card is a short summary, a play link, and a link to the original post, so the creator keeps the traffic and stays in control of the build. If a game is gone or asks for a sign-in, the post is still there as the record.
Cards run from the most-liked game to the least. Every chip is a plain anchor link, so filtering works without JavaScript — each one jumps to the most-liked game in that model family or genre.
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Each chip jumps to the most-liked game in that bucket.
A plain list with links to each card, for when you would rather scan names than scroll.
A first-person shooter the creator built to test Fable 5.2 with one-shot prompts and no human feedback during generation. The creator says everything in it was made from scratch, including models, sounds and textures. The creator's numbers: 8 hours of work and about $550 at API pricing, across roughly 2.7M output and 445M input tokens, heavily cached.
13,351 likes · 9,243 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A browser game demo that the creator credits to Claude Fable 5.2. In it you take a boat ride through eight dreamlike worlds.
4,121 likes · 1,712 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
The creator asked Fable 5.2 to "go wild" making a game, and says all that came back was this Pong clone. The creator then played it.
2,533 likes · 1,055 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A sandbox world that the creator says Fable 5.2 created as a mirror Earth. The post's pitch is that you can go anywhere and destroy anything, with weather and more matching the real Earth in real time.
2,351 likes · 1,780 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A browser game demo the creator attributes to Claude Fable 5.2. The post describes it as a dark fantasy souls-like boss fight.
1,375 likes · 752 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
The creator says Fable 5.2 built the whole game, animations and models included. The post points at the enemy death effect and the animations as the details worth looking at, and links a playable build.
1,188 likes · 724 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A broom-riding delivery game that the creator describes as an atmospheric take on Kiki's Delivery Service, made with Fable 5.2. The post singles out the visuals as what impressed them most.
795 likes · 343 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A 1v1 first-person shooter demo that the creator says Claude Fable 5.2 made, playable in the browser. The post notes that it has two playable characters.
316 likes · 169 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A roguelike in which, per the creator, every pixel is simulated: wood burns, water puts it out, acid eats stone, and lava plus water turns into rock. The creator says the game was built entirely by Fable 5.2 and is free in the browser.
315 likes · 212 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
The creator gave Fable 5.2 a vague paragraph asking for a fantasy transport sim with heart, then left a group of agents to argue over art, lore and jokes. In the post's words, the result is a game where good logistics defeats evil.
254 likes · 117 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A flying quest game that the creator first built for a Gemini hackathon and later refreshed. The original build used Gemini 4 Argon; the refresh used Opus 5.5 and Crayon.
203 likes · 119 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
An update post for a Crayon project: you build a city that walks and loot the wasteland with a jetpack. The creator lists Crayon Pro, GPT-6 Astra and three.js as what it was built with.
166 likes · 65 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A cozy game about a little plane flying over Lisbon, which the creator says came from a single prompt to Fable 5.2 at xHigh effort. A follow-up prompt, the post adds, produced a video about the game.
158 likes · 50 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
The creator's first game built with Fable 5.2, and the creator calls it fully functional. It has a large cast of characters, team progression through neighbourhood leagues, and support for playing with friends.
144 likes · 105 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A 3D kart racer that the creator says runs directly in the browser. It has six racers with drifting, ramps and items, and supports both single-player and multiplayer.
136 likes · 86 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
An MMORPG the creator started vibe coding 22 days before the post, with Claude Opus and GPT 6, having never shipped a game before. It is inspired by RuneScape and set on the coast of Malaysia. The post reports 3,283 players so far, 1,134 of them in one day, and 900 hours played.
60 likes · 16 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
An arcade game from the Crayon account: you launch a crash-test dummy and see how far it goes. Built with Crayon Pro and GPT-6 Astra.
28 likes · 8 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A bubble shooter in which, per the creator, every bubble is pure jelly. Popping the right cluster makes everything hanging below it wobble, drop and burst in one chain. GPT-6-Astra built the whole game on Happycapy.
26 likes · 3 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A 3D action game that the creator says took 3 hours to build with three.js and Claude Opus 5.5, and that was made without a studio or a team. The post also links the source code.
24 likes · 2 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
The creator calls it a silly little vibe-coded philosophy platformer action game that works on desktop and mobile. The post does not name the model.
19 likes · 9 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
An animal card battle game, the creator's second Fable 5.2 project, which they say burned 30% of their Fable usage. The first prompt was simply "make a good game"; the model produced a card battle where every card was a bug, and after the creator objected it made this animal version instead.
18 likes · 11 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
A 3D adventure game prototype with three planets to explore, posted together with a new quest update. Built with Crayon Pro, GPT-6 Sol and three.js.
14 likes · 7 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
Not stated · shared on X by @Tao_Builds
A browser tank game shared on X by @Tao_Builds. The post describes an open-source project with 220 tanks, 33 battlefields and 13 game modes, simulating armour, ballistics, penetration and module damage rather than just driving and shooting. It says the project was developed by several agents using Claude and Codex.
12 likes · 6 bookmarks on X (as of Nov 11, 2026)
These are third-party games hosted elsewhere. We do not run them, do not vouch for what they do with your data, and cannot fix them if they break.
Two practical notes from our link check: Saltline is hosted as a claude.ai artifact, which may ask you to sign in to claude.ai, and Turbo Tails serves a large homepage of roughly 37 MB.
Play links checked on Nov 11, 2026.
