The best AI browser games
There are thousands of AI browser games now, and most are rough prototypes. These are the 15 we would send a friend to first. They are free, play in a tab, and were built mostly by AI coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex. Every pick links to a page with controls, how it was made, and the sources.
New to the idea? Start with what AI browser games are.
1. Flight Simulator (fly.pieter.com)
Where it all started · Cursor, Grok

Pieter Levels' multiplayer flight game, '100% made with AI' with Cursor and Grok. Jump in and dogfight whoever is online.
2. A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food
Best overall (Vibe Jam 2026 winner) · Claude Code

Capybaras on scooters delivering food around a cozy city, with friends. It won $25,000 and was built in two weeks with Claude.
3. The Great Taxi Assignment
Best driving · Cursor, Claude Sonnet 3.7

Crazy Taxi in an 80s 'Vibe City'. 99% AI-written with Cursor and Claude Sonnet 3.7 in 60 hours, and it beat more than 1,000 other games.
4. World of ClaudeCraft
Most ambitious · Claude

A full MMORPG in a tab, with nine classes, dungeons, a ten-player raid and ranked PvP. Built alongside Claude and open source.
5. WenWare
Best with friends · Codex

GeoGuessr with time travel: guess where and when a 360° historical scene took place. Over a million plays; party mode fits six.
6. Bash Fighter
Best party fighter · Claude

Smash-style brawls for up to 20 players, developed and run by a Claude-based AI agent. Works on phones.
7. Neon Zenith
Best looking · Claude Code

A hover car in a rainy neon Kowloon of 9,373 buildings, on WebGPU. Its creator says Claude Code wrote the code and shaders over a weekend.
8. San Francisco: The Game
Best open world · Codex, GPT-5.6

Real San Francisco rebuilt from map data with Codex. Climb buildings, take cars, hang-glide, or teleport to any address.
9. Three.js Quake
Best shooter · Claude

The creator of Three.js ported Quake's shareware episode to the web with Claude. Open source.
10. Eyrie
Best co-op

A drop-in shared-world roguelike: rescue sprites, empower the shrine, survive boss waves together. Most Atmospheric at Vibe Jam 2026.
11. AI2U: Guns & Girlfriends
Best strategy · Claude Code, Gemini

A Red Alert-style RTS with three factions and nukes, in a 10 MB download. Made in about 72 hours with Claude Code.
12. Plug & Prosper
Best puzzle-sim · Codex

Run a phone-charging kiosk with live cable physics. It won the AI Browser Game Jam 4 and topped four categories.
13. Halcyon
Most relaxing · Claude Code

A tropical atoll through a 36-minute day: walk, swim, sail and fly, then watch the sea glow at night. No score, no rush.
14. DOOMscroll
Funniest idea · GPT-5

A shooter you play by scrolling, with today's real headlines on the walls. Built with GPT-5 by a self-described non-coder.
15. Infinite Craft
Best game that uses AI live · Llama 2, Mistral

Combine elements, and an AI model invents the result. The first person to make something gets a First Discovery.
How we picked
We played every game on Zadely and chose games that load quickly, are fun within a minute, and are still online. We favoured games whose creators have explained how AI was used. Jam awards helped break ties. We update the list as new games come out; the date at the top shows the last revision.
Looking for something specific? Browse all AI-made games, see all Vibe Jam & AI game jam winners, check what's trending, or try classic games on browser ports.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best AI browser game?
For most people, A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food: it won Vibe Jam 2026, plays instantly and works with friends. Flight Simulator is the one that started the trend, and World of ClaudeCraft is the most ambitious.
Are these games really made by AI?
An AI coding agent wrote most of the code for each game on this list, as stated by its creator or by jam rules that require at least 90% AI-written code. A person still designed and tested them. Infinite Craft is the exception: it was coded by hand, and an AI model generates content as you play.
Are they free?
Yes, all of them are free to play in your browser. Flight Simulator and a few others sell optional extras.