
A 2048-style merge puzzle where identical flowers bloom into bigger blossoms — built in about 2 hours by a non-programmer using pure conversation with Claude.

Wick is a daily word game where you guess a hidden word by meaning rather than spelling, with feedback that gets warmer as you approach the answer.
You can narrow down the secret word in two ways: by guessing a word and seeing whether its meaning is closer to the target, or by asking the Keeper questions such as whether the word is a type of fruit, which it answers with yes, no, or not sure without revealing the answer. The game works by turning words into embeddings, lists of numbers that capture how words are used semantically, so words used in similar ways get similar values. It is free, requires no login, and runs on both web and iOS; the web version uses Gemini's embedding API, while single-player on iOS relies on on-device Apple intelligence and Apple's built-in English embeddings. The interface is in English.

A 2048-style merge puzzle where identical flowers bloom into bigger blossoms — built in about 2 hours by a non-programmer using pure conversation with Claude.

Recognise video games from a single screenshot and sort them into a timeline by release year. Play the Daily solo or in a room with friends, with no sign-up needed.

A daily geography game for bird lovers: you get five birds, see a photo, and drop a pin where you think each species is right now. The answer changes with the month, because birds migrate.

A roguelite trivia game show inspired by ball-based quiz formats, free to play in the browser on desktop and mobile. Draft a crew, swap their spots on the plank, and clear trivia rooms in a dungeon run.

A puzzle, casual, and simulation game about a bride who, after her wedding, finds 75 red envelopes but only 74 entries in the gift ledger. The extra envelope is unnamed and carries a cryptic note on the back.

The Missing Teacher Case at Jinghe High School is a web deduction game: unlock a missing teacher's phone and walk back through her two years of teaching, chapter by chapter, to find where she is.