
A free 3D Pokémon survivor fan game in your browser: battle wild hordes with the original 151 Kanto Pokémon, evolve your team, unleash Ultimates and take on the League.

A small collection of phone-friendly browser games invented by a five-year-old and built with Claude Code, playable free at games.vreshch.com with no install or account.
Alisa's Games is an open-source (MIT) set of small browser games for phones, invented by a 5-year-old named Alisa and built with the help of Claude Code based on her spoken ideas and paper sketches. The site is free, needs no install and no account, and shows no ads. Documented games include Scary Smile (tap a smile through seven stages until it becomes a monster), Perot (tap a parrot, say something and it squawks it back pitched up), Spranki (a rhythm toy where tapping characters adds looping voices), and Crystal Rooms (walk through 3D crystal caves collecting letter keys). The repository contains the whole tested, automatically deployed production website.

A free 3D Pokémon survivor fan game in your browser: battle wild hordes with the original 151 Kanto Pokémon, evolve your team, unleash Ultimates and take on the League.

A 4v4 turf-war ink shooter built with Three.js: paint the plaza in your team's color, dive and swim through your own ink to move fast, and splat the opposing team in fast online matches.

A first-person zombie battle royale in your browser: team up or go solo and survive waves of the undead in fast multiplayer matches.

A retro Galaxian-inspired space shooter made in just three AI prompts — blast waves of aliens in pure nostalgic arcade chaos.

Winner of the Ray Vibe Awards: pilot a quantum supergun whose recoil blasts you across the screen — unpredictable, ridiculous and completely satisfying bullet-hell physics chaos.

A Ray Vibe Awards honorable mention: become a living sword that ricochets between enemies — simple, original and hypnotically satisfying once it clicks.