Trendy Signal is a Greater Taipei life-stroll game: walk, browse shops and finish daily challenges on an isometric Dadaocheng street corner, collecting small moments.
The game takes place in a condensed block based on contemporary Dadaocheng shophouse life; the shops and characters are original. Click the ground to walk, hold Shift to move faster, interact with the scene, switch camera views, and complete the 'little things of the day' (five each day) and daily brain-and-hands challenges, with a backpack, a map and a log of sightings. The scene follows Taiwan's morning and evening and the weather, and there is a radio. Progress is saved locally. It is free, plays in the browser and is in Traditional Chinese.
A Command & Conquer style RTS built by Simon Willison almost entirely with Claude Opus 5.5 and Claude Code: skirmish, Last Stand survival, daily ops, an eight-mission campaign and AI-vs-AI matches, with fog of war and 3D models generated fully in code.
A multiplayer browser flight simulator famously vibe-coded in a weekend with Cursor and Grok 3 — now a full open world with other players, planes and chaos, reportedly earning thousands per month.
A cute 3D farming playground where you play a chicken: collect golden eggs, hatch chicks and explore a bright, chunky low-poly farm with classic WASD controls.
A free procedural driving game built with Three.js, where you cruise endlessly through generated hills with a day-night cycle and changing weather.
Pirsch is a dark fantasy card game in which you place beasts on three trails, flip cards and fight. It runs free in the browser without an account.
Civitas is a browser-based multiplayer city builder built with three.js on the client and an authoritative TypeScript simulation server over WebSockets. Players buy and manage land parcels, zone land, build roads and set tax rates; citizens are simulated individually, living where they spawned, finding the nearest job on the connected road network, commuting daily, and paying income tax to the parcel owner where they work and property tax to the owner where they live. It runs in the browser and can also be self-hosted via the repository.