Original browser games by a one-man indie dev and his prompt army.
13 games · free to play · nothing to install · PC or phone
New — fresh off the prompt
Gore — blood & mayhem
A 3D garbage-blaster with serious carnage and a feel-good upgrade twist.
One gas station, one night, 1996. Glass, boards, coffee — and whatever the night brings.
A drilling-capsule roguelite: shoot, mine, dig deeper, die, upgrade, go again.
A slasher that never leaves the hallway. Built from a single Riot prompt.
Blood, rooms and dismembering gunfights meet the elevator frame. Fifteen floors, one shotgun.
Kawaii Japan — soft & loud
A tiny ramen shop run by cats: design your own bowl, walk the morning market, and be the cook’s second pair of paws.
Convenience-store management with cats. The one that started the street.
A cat railway station: trains bring the travellers, you make the station yours.
A cat ryokan: guests arrive by taxi, shoes off, bath, dinner, futon, and a bow goodbye.
One pixel-art street where Neko Konbini, Ramen, Ryokan and Eki are neighbours. Day or night, it keeps going.
Racy Derbys — fast & trashy
A miniaturised combat-racing diorama: autonomous cars, you throw chaos into the mix.
Derby cars hunt a pickup towing a flatbed trailer — stay on top for one full lap to win.
Sand, speed and a horizon that never ends. Currently on the prompt bench.
Roguelike — die, upgrade, go again
One tank against an endless horde. Survive the wave, bolt on an upgrade, roll on.
Build your crew. Start a riot. A street brawler that marches right and never stops.
RPG — climb, level, remember
The tower remembers. Do you? Melee combat, avatars and a village that grows with every climb.
Experimental — the weird & wild
No gun — just a wrecking ball on a chain. Spin it up and send enemies flying like billiard balls.
An oldschool terminal with an AI that talks back — and something else answering from under the buffer.
