See what an idea can become. Explore real app previews, playful demos and the stories behind builds made with Codex, ChatGPT and Astra.
App previewRestore music to a silent world. BEET combines side-view combat with an isometric garden, where magical plants contribute musical layers as you explore. The creator-linked Unity demo is intended for desktop browsers.
App previewJump, slide and attack to the music. KPDH Rhythm Runner turns song beatmaps into action levels, with keyboard and Xbox controller support. This browser game is still in development.
App previewPlay through an album instead of only listening to it. Jumping on Coals turns Daniel Nash’s music into eight interactive chapters about ambition, burnout and recovery, with swings, balance challenges and choices about when to move on.
App previewBring an AI player to game night. MCPencil lets people and browser agents take turns sketching and guessing, with cooperative duets, team matches and free-for-all rooms.
Read the slope, choose your line and judge the pace. Puttery brings putting practice to your browser with daily holes and practice drills, without needing a physical golf mat.
App previewPlay a ten-stage bumper-car survival game with AI rivals and power-ups.
▶ Demo previewUpload a sliding-puzzle screenshot to get a sequence of moves in a browser-based solver.
▶ Demo previewExplore a browser-based 3D planet with flight, original music and story elements.
▶ Demo previewExplore a creator-demonstrated Minecraft-style game built with Three.js and Codex.
App previewA creator demonstrates porting the 1989 SimCity C codebase to TypeScript to run in a browser.
▶ Demo previewLooping tracks and drift boosts in a single-file racer. See this anti-gravity prototype in action.
App previewNitro boosts and beach-circuit racing. Get a look at a prototype with AI drivers and collisions.
App previewFour little games, one neon mood. Explore pinball, territory, solitaire and a mine arcade.
App previewA Naruto-inspired action game in your browser. Take a look at the scene and follow the playable link inside.
App previewStep into a Rome-themed world. The creator combines branching choices, an inventory and roaming characters.
▶ Demo previewDrift from Sydney Harbour toward Bondi. Explore a coastal driving demo with a browser version linked inside.
▶ Demo previewMeet Kael, the Vanguard. Get a first look inside the world of this first-person game prototype.
▶ Demo previewYou’ve seen the mobile-game ad. A creator tried turning it into an actual browser game.
▶ Demo previewTake the driver’s view. See the creator’s train-simulator build in a gameplay demonstration.
▶ Demo previewAn anime battle arena, built in Roblox. Open the listing for a look at the fighting-game prototype.
▶ Demo previewWhat does a text adventure look like in 3D? Explore a Zork-inspired world of environments, puzzles and combat.
▶ Demo previewCombine weapons. Hold back the horde. A first look at a survivor-style zombie game still in development.
App previewGame models meet multiplayer. Explore a Godot prototype with characters and animation built in Blender.
▶ Demo previewSpeed through a Sonic-inspired 3D world. See what this Godot gameplay prototype looks like in motion.
▶ Demo previewA power shot deserves a close-up. This tennis prototype puts a cinematic camera behind the rally.
▶ Demo previewToy cars, festival tracks and garage upgrades. Get a first look at this playful browser kart racer.
▶ Demo previewA browser action game with room for friends. The creator shows solo play, lobbies and controller support.
▶ Demo previewFind the flags. Find the exit. A first-person escape through a cornfield with a horror twist.
App previewDoom, hiding in your Mac menu bar. A tiny home for an unexpectedly big distraction.
▶ Demo previewWhat if your next AI build was a space adventure? Take a look at this FTL-inspired gameplay demo.
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