30 Best Vibe-Coded Games to Play in 2026 (Updated Monthly)
Updated October 29, 2026.
Vibe coding has become a genre of its own. People with an idea and an AI coding tool now ship games that once took a small studio: survivors-likes, MMOs, deck-builders, daily puzzles and more. VibeTopList lists more than 300 of them, and new ones arrive every day. New to the term? Our explainer, What is vibe coding?, covers the basics.
This list is the practical part: 30 games worth your time right now, what each one is about, how it was made and where you can play it.
How we picked these 30
All games are from the VibeTopList toplist, in order of the votes players have cast for them since they were listed. Each entry says how the game was built, in its maker's own words or labels, and where it runs: in the browser, on Steam, on Windows or on Android. We update the list every month.
The list at a glance
- Azeroth Survivors: World of Warcraft meets Vampire Survivors
- Aurelia Legends: a Pokémon fan MMO with real-time battles
- DragonScape Idle: an idle RPG with 19 skills to 99
- Shove! Fall. Repeat.: a clay-figure party brawler
- Path of Peril: maze-building 3D tower defense
- ChronoFive: a daily history puzzle
- Inferno: Nine Circles: a 69-wizard battle royale
- Grauwacht: a dark fantasy builder with guilds
- NEON SWARM: a survivors-like where XP rots
- Ashen Spire: a roguelike deck-builder
- Sportdle: daily sports guessing games
- 1565 - The Great Siege: a point-and-click adventure in 1565 Malta
- OMNI-CORE: a voxel twin-stick shooter
- Seewind: a multiplayer sailing game
- Burgher 1400: a medieval trade and dynasty sim
- PokéRanger: a Pokémon Ranger fan game
- Lythravel: an old-school 3D MMORPG
- Conquest of the Realms: an MMO of five warring realms
- Tile Wars: a ten-minute tactics duel
- ArtZoom: a daily art guessing game
- Parabless: a deck-builder with a biblical theme
- Hiddenwars: a hacking MMO
- Hollow County: a zombie survival shooter
- Glyphsurge: multiplayer typing battles
- Durak Card Game: the classic Russian card game
- Fable Forge: a solo RPG narrated by AI
- Midnight Cafe: a cozy café visual novel
- Darling Blades: a Magic-style card game with anime art
- DRAEVIK: a pixel-art action RPG
- Glitch Boss Fight: an endless pixel-art boss rush
1. Azeroth Survivors
Picking a hero (left) and the same Human Mage a few minutes into a run (right).
Genre: survivors-like roguelite with co-op · Play: browser (WebGPU) or Windows · Price: free
Azeroth Survivors is World of Warcraft meets Vampire Survivors: a free, fan-made roguelite set in Classic-era Azeroth. You pick one of nine classes, from Warrior to Druid, and a race from the Alliance or the Horde, then step into a zone. You only move: your spells cast themselves, enemies pour in from every side, and each level-up lets you pick one of three cards. Every zone has a boss on a fixed clock, and beating it opens the next of 12 zones, from Elwynn Forest and Duskwood to the Gates of Ahn'Qiraj and Naxxramas.
Bosses drop gear for your class that you keep for good, and talents, Heroic difficulties, an endless mode and co-op for parties of up to five players keep the runs coming.
It took off in October 2026. Its Discord server had more than 84,000 members on October 29, and on busy days the site runs out of room and points newcomers to the Windows download with a cheerful "Too many people are playing!!!". The game is free, and players who want to say thanks can buy its developer, Aethus, a coffee: Aethus's Buy Me a Coffee page counted 445 supporters on October 29.
Under the hood it runs on benilla, an open-source World of Warcraft 1.12.1 client written from scratch in Rust and compiled to run in the browser. benilla is built with AI coding agents in mind: its rulebook for agents is "binding for every session". Azeroth Survivors is a fan project, not affiliated with Blizzard Entertainment.
Play Azeroth Survivors in your browser
2. Aurelia Legends
Genre: Pokémon fan MMO with real-time battles · Play: browser, desktop and mobile · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: beta
Aurelia Legends is a free, non-commercial Pokémon fan game: a browser MMO with a region of its own and real-time combat inspired by the fan game Pokémon Reloaded. In battle you aim and dodge, use Super moves and Mega Evolution, and work your way through six gyms, rival battles and the League.
Around that sits a whole online world: exploring, chat, friends, trading and live PvP, plus catching, evolution, Pokémon that follow you around, DexNav and shiny hunting. Weather, a day and night cycle and outbreaks change what you run into, and between fights there's gardening, breeding, crafting and decorating your room. It has mobile controls too. The game is in beta, so its maker warns of a few bugs and asks for feedback on its Discord.
The Aurelia Legends title screen.
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3. DragonScape Idle
Genre: idle RPG · Play: browser, desktop and mobile · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: beta
The skill list will look familiar to anyone who grew up on old-school MMOs: 19 skills to train from 1 to 99, from Mining, Fishing and Smithing to Runecrafting, Brewing and three combat styles. Add 108 quests across six episodes, seven dungeons, skill guilds, a Skill Cape at every 99 and pets with missions of their own.
Its best trick is offline progress that replays what happened while you were away (drops, level-ups, quest progress and food eaten) instead of handing you a lump of XP. There's no sign-up and no download: you start as a guest, and cloud saves are optional. One person makes it. The art is AI-generated and the code AI-assisted, while the design, live operations and balance are the maker's own.
Nineteen skills, each trained to 99.
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4. Shove! Fall. Repeat.
Genre: multiplayer party brawler · Play: browser, also on phones · Built with AI: Agentic AI · Stage: beta
A chaotic party brawler for two to eight players: you are a wobbly clay figure, and the goal is to shove your friends off floating arenas into the water. Grab, carry and throw the others and swing items around on four maps: a patchwork raft on a city canal, an abandoned swimming pool, a warehouse built on stacked boxes and drifting ice floes in a fjord.
More than a hundred cosmetics (hats, goggles, giant gloves, costumes and clay finishes) let you dress your figure up, and you earn ranks and awards as you play. Log in with Discord to play with friends. Rounds are short, so the rematch is never far away.
Pushing and shoving on the ice floes.
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5. Path of Peril
Genre: 3D tower defense · Play: browser, also on phones and tablets · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: released
Path of Peril is a maze-building tower defense game in 3D. There are no fixed paths: on a 16 by 16 grid you place walls and towers and clear debris to force each wave down the deadliest route you can design. The waves keep getting harder, elites and bosses test your maze, and a planning tool lets you map out your strategy from wave 1.
Version 0.14.3 added traps, ten Ultimate Abilities such as Napalm Strike and Aerial Laser, seven new towers, ice walls and Tesla fences, a bank that pays interest and three difficulty levels. That makes 22 towers with their own masteries and more than 80 talents. Its maker built it in about 20 days with Qwen and GPT models, entirely in code: there isn't a single imported 3D asset.
Towers and walls force the wave through the maze.
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6. ChronoFive
Genre: daily history puzzle · Play: browser, also on phones · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: early access
ChronoFive is a daily puzzle for history fans: five events, and for each one you pin down the exact year, turning a year wheel or typing it in. Knowing what came first isn't enough here, which makes it tougher than games where you only put events in order.
The best part comes after each guess: a short story explains why the event happened when it did, so even a wrong answer teaches you something. A tutorial round shows you how the wheel works before your first daily puzzle.
The tutorial round: when was Queen Elizabeth II crowned?
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7. Inferno: Nine Circles
Genre: battle royale · Play: browser, also on phones in landscape · Built with AI: Agentic AI · Stage: alpha
A pixel-art battle royale for 69 wizards on one island in the Greek underworld. Most knockouts don't come from draining health but from a push into the lava, the water, Tartarus or the fog. Every spell has knockback, and it grows as you take damage and run out of stamina, so footing and timing matter as much as aim.
Even with 69 wizards on screen the chaos stays readable: every effect warns you before it lands, and every one has a counter. A match lasts about six minutes while rising lava pushes everyone together. For now bots fill the seats, and online play is in development.
Wizards trading spells on the island.
Play Inferno: Nine Circles on itch.io · Inferno: Nine Circles on VibeTopList
8. Grauwacht
Genre: dark fantasy builder with guilds · Play: browser and Android · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
Grauwacht is a free dark fantasy builder you play with other people, though nothing runs in real time. On your own you rebuild a burned-out keep and hunt 60 beasts, from a drowned one in the river to something that has slept in the mountain for three hundred years.
With your guild you take down raid bosses and hold a guild castle against beast sieges every Wednesday and Sunday, and in the arena you climb a ladder against other players' saved setups. One person makes it "with a lot of AI help for code and art". There are no ads, and it comes in English, German, Spanish, French and Portuguese.
Grauwacht on a phone: your town, a beast hunt and the arena.
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9. NEON SWARM
Genre: survivors-like roguelite · Play: browser, desktop and mobile · Built with AI: Agentic AI · Stage: free prototype
A ten-minute neon survivors-like with one cruel twist: every XP gem disappears within seconds. Hesitate and it's gone, so greed becomes the strategy, and after the second minute the swarm gets faster and tougher every minute.
You get three fighters (an all-rounder, a fragile speedster and a tank), nine weapons that evolve into golden versions, ten rare relics, combos up to x8 and a dash with invincibility frames. Survive a three-phase boss called the Warden to reach 10:00, then try endless mode. Gold from every run buys permanent upgrades. The browser version is a free prototype; its makers say the full game is coming to Steam.
Four minutes in, and the swarm is everywhere.
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10. Ashen Spire
Genre: roguelike deck-builder · Play: browser, best on a PC or tablet · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: beta
Climb a spire one fight at a time: build a deck from more than 220 illustrated cards, upgrade them, collect over 110 relics and beat more than 80 kinds of enemies, elites and bosses on the way to the final boss of Act 3, and further if you can.
You can start from eight ready-made decks or use the draft, free-pick and random deck builders. Version 1.22.5 brought a new interface, two new bosses (the Ooze King and the Twin Emperors) and 48 new events, and a combat log, tooltips and saving are built in. It's by the maker of Path of Peril (number 5) and plays best on a PC or tablet: the phone layout is still experimental.
An elite fight in Ashen Spire.
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11. Sportdle
Genre: daily sports guessing games · Play: browser, also on phones · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
Sportdle is Wordle for sports fans: pick a sport, guess today's mystery player, team, driver or athlete, and use the clues to narrow it down. Its home page now offers 20 daily games across the NBA, NFL, NHL, Premier League, Champions League, Formula 1, MotoGP, UFC, tennis, chess and esports such as League of Legends, CS2 and Valorant.
Most sports have several modes besides the classic guess, such as Grid, Career Path, Stat Line, Clue Ladder and Silhouette, plus a Draft mode where you build a team, and you can challenge a friend or play a live 1v1. It's free and new every day.
Pick a sport, then guess.
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12. 1565 - The Great Siege
Genre: point-and-click adventure · Play: browser, Windows, macOS and Linux · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
A point-and-click adventure in the LucasArts tradition, set during the Great Siege of Malta in 1565, a stretch of history very few games touch. It mixes real events and people with fictional characters, and brings classic puzzles, exploration and plenty of humour: poke at things that don't help you progress and you'll often get a joke for your trouble.
It's a solo project, made in spare time over several months with no budget. Along the way its maker learned to code, draw pixel-art characters, animate and tell a story. Play it in the browser, where you can save whenever you like, or download it for Windows, macOS or Linux at a price you choose, free included.
"Corsair Dragut, preparations are already underway."
Play 1565 - The Great Siege on itch.io · 1565 - The Great Siege on VibeTopList
13. OMNI-CORE
Genre: 3D twin-stick shooter · Play: browser (keyboard and mouse) · Built with AI: Agentic AI · Stage: released
A cute but chaotic twin-stick survival shooter in 3D voxels: defend a space station's fusion core against waves of UFO drones, glowing alien leeches and towering Behemoths. Each wave lasts 60 seconds, followed by a short breather to plan your next move.
Scrap and energy gems from fallen enemies buy permanent upgrades, new weapons such as a spread-shot scattergun, a railgun and a flamethrower, and new operatives with abilities of their own. It's made with Three.js and was entered in the Gamedev.js Jam 2026.
Defending the core.
Play OMNI-CORE on itch.io · OMNI-CORE on VibeTopList
14. Seewind
Genre: multiplayer sailing game · Play: browser · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: in development
Take the helm of your own sailing ship in a shared multiplayer world, straight from your browser. You tack against the wind, chart unknown islands and lift the fog from your sea map, trade in harbours where prices rise and fall with supply, and grow from a humble raft to a frigate with new hulls, sails and cannons.
Sail solo, hire sailors or crew one ship with friends: one at the helm, one on the sails, one on the guns. Fire broadsides, board enemy ships and escape the sea monster, then found a guild and send a merchant fleet out in convoy.
Under sail in Seewind.
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15. Burgher 1400
Genre: medieval economy and life sim · Play: browser, Windows, Linux and Android · Built with AI: AI-assisted (code, graphics and text) · Stage: released
A tribute to Europa 1400: The Guild. You are an ambitious burgher with a workshop in a German free city around the year 1400. Trade, invest, hire and promote workers, sell at the market, to wholesalers and by caravan, then go into politics on your way from the market stalls to the mayor's chair.
Later you can push your city toward becoming an Imperial Capital or a leading city of the Hanse, compete with rival houses, raise a family and build a dynasty over generations. It's a slow-burn single-player game in English and German. The browser version is free and saves automatically; the downloads cost at least $2 on itch.io.
Quests, your workshop and your rivals.
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16. PokéRanger
Genre: Pokémon Ranger fan game · Play: browser, made for phones · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: beta
An unofficial fan game inspired by Pokémon Ranger and made for touch screens. You catch Pokémon by drawing loops around them with your Capstick, without lifting your finger, while dodging attacks that break your trail. Once a Pokémon is weakened, you throw a Poké, Great or Ultra Ball and hope it stays in.
Your team then fights in one of three styles: auto-battles through zones and bosses, classic turn-based fights or real-time battles, with a Battle Tower to climb. There are 12 starters, evolutions, eggs, shinies and mini-games, and an online mode with Google or Discord sign-in, cloud saves, a leaderboard, friends and trades. It's in English, French and Spanish.
Drawing loops to catch a wild Pokémon (French version).
Play PokéRanger · PokéRanger on VibeTopList
17. Lythravel
Genre: 3D fantasy MMORPG · Play: browser · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: beta
An old-school MMORPG in 3D that runs in your browser, inspired by Shaiya: two factions at war, Dawn and Dusk, each with its own continent and the same six classes, and a long road from level 1 to 50 across 12 zones.
At the top end there are seven dungeons for parties of six, a 12-player raid, world bosses big enough that a whole zone turns up, open-world PvP zones, 10v10 battlegrounds and duels, plus mounts, guilds, an auction house, crafting and enchanting up to +20. You only fight the other faction where you choose to. There's no shop, no premium currency, no subscription and no ads: a username and a password are all you need.
Three heroes of Lythravel.
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18. Conquest of the Realms
Genre: MMO with realm-versus-realm war · Play: Windows and macOS, playtest on Steam · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: beta
Conquest of the Realms ties your own hero to a war between five realms. You fight in action combat as your hero while you build up a town, prepare armies and go after territory: capturing keeps and earning Glory add to your whole realm's power.
Each realm has its own races, landscapes, architecture and heroes, connected through a central Nexus, and co-op PvE, exploration, bosses and loot sit alongside the realm-versus-realm battles. It's coming to Steam as a free-to-play game, and until then you can join its playtest there. Its Steam page says AI assisted with creating assets and writing code.
A cracked moon over the ruins.
Conquest of the Realms on Steam · Conquest of the Realms on VibeTopList
19. Tile Wars
Genre: turn-based tactics duel · Play: browser, also on phones · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: early access
A turn-based tactics duel that takes about ten minutes. You draft five creatures in a fixed shape (two heavy, two mid, one light), deploy them on an 18 by 11 grid and try to out-think a real opponent. Cards are dealt, not picked from a catalogue, so the question is what your big creatures can't handle and which small one covers it.
More than 230 creatures have real abilities, from breath weapons and chain lightning to roots, poison, shoves and exploding corpses, spread over eight tribes that pay off when you stack them. Play ranked matches on a ladder (battles run on the server), invite a friend with a code or face an AI that checks every legal move. Cards are earned by playing, never bought.
Fire and water on the grid.
Play Tile Wars · Tile Wars on VibeTopList
20. ArtZoom
Genre: daily art guessing game · Play: browser · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: released
A daily puzzle for art lovers: you see an extreme close-up of a painting and guess either the artwork or the artist, whichever mode you prefer. Every wrong guess zooms out a little further, until you recognise it. Besides the daily challenge there's a practice mode with unlimited puzzles.
Whose eye is this?
Play ArtZoom · ArtZoom on VibeTopList
21. Parabless
Genre: class-based deck-builder · Play: Windows, macOS and Linux, playtest on Steam · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: beta
Parabless is a class-based deckbuilding card game about life, choices and spiritual warfare, told from a biblical perspective: every card stands for a part of life in a broken world. Its Steam page lists eight playable classes and adventure, single-player, multiplayer and draft modes.
It's due on Steam in 2027, and you can join the playtest there now. Its developers are unusually open about AI: their Steam page says the game was "made POSSIBLE with AI". AI made most of the card pictures, voice lines and music and half of the code, while the 3D models, interface, effects, game design and balance are the team's own work.
A Parabless match in progress.
Parabless on Steam · Parabless on VibeTopList
22. Hiddenwars
Genre: persistent hacking MMO · Play: browser · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
A persistent browser hacking game set on ShadowNet, a darknet that never sleeps. You build and evolve a botnet, crack targets from a real terminal (pipes and redirection included), mine and launder crypto, and raid rival operators while dodging honeypots and DDoS attacks. Get sloppy and your name lands on the wanted board.
There are guilds called Cells with a shared treasury and tech tree, server-wide world bosses, a seasonal siege, a live market and a darknet chat with live capture-the-flag puzzle races. Guest mode lets you try it without signing up. One developer builds it, "AI-assisted end to end, and not shy about it".
The Hiddenwars dashboard.
Play Hiddenwars · Hiddenwars on VibeTopList
23. Hollow County
Genre: zombie survival shooter · Play: browser · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
An atmospheric zombie survival game where quiet towns become battlegrounds. You explore eerie maps, gather supplies, upgrade your weapons and fight off waves of the undead. Between attacks you board up windows and turn buildings into fortified bases, and survivors you find join your posse, protect your base and bring in resources.
Maps range from wooded islands and abandoned suburbs to swamps, fairgrounds and malls, with shifting layouts and bosses keeping every run different. Play alone or on multiplayer servers with up to four players per room.
Shotgun ready at the edge of town.
Play Hollow County · Hollow County on VibeTopList
24. Glyphsurge
Genre: multiplayer typing battles · Play: browser, desktop and mobile · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: alpha
A free typing battle game: type the falling white words to collect ammo, type the incoming red words to defend, and send your stocked words over to your opponent. Multiplayer covers duels, endless races and battle royales of up to 50 players, in public or private rooms.
On your own there's a campaign of nine stages with three original bosses and upgrades between fights, plus endless and anagram modes. It has more than 1,500 words, typing stats after every round and a built-in QWERTY, QWERTZ or AZERTY keyboard for phones. No download or account is needed, and its maker is looking for playtest feedback.
A duel replays on the home page.
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25. Durak Card Game
Genre: classic card game · Play: browser, also on phones · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
Durak is the most popular card game in Russia, Ukraine and much of Eastern Europe, and this version lets you play it free in any browser. The goal is simple: get rid of all your cards and don't be the last one holding them, because that player is the durak, the fool.
Play against the computer or with two to six friends online, in the Podkidnoy and Perevodnoy variants, with a quick tutorial, a daily challenge, ranks and 29 languages. No download or sign-up needed.
A round of Durak at the tavern table.
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26. Fable Forge
Genre: solo AI role-playing game · Play: browser on a desktop or laptop · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: early access
Fable Forge is a solo RPG where an AI narrates the story, but not from a blank prompt. You pick one of its authored worlds, each with its own places, people, quests and lore, make a character and play. Real dice settle your skill checks and a rules engine runs stats, quests, inventory and equipment: the AI tells the story but doesn't decide the rolls.
The people you meet remember what you did for the rest of a playthrough, and what you can learn depends on what your character would plausibly know. New worlds have arrived most weeks since August. It's free to start (50 embers, then 15 a day), with paid plans from US$10 a month, and it's in early access from Forgeworks Labs in Australia.
Talking to the locals.
Play Fable Forge · Fable Forge on VibeTopList
27. Midnight Cafe
Genre: cozy visual novel · Play: Android · Built with AI: AI-assisted · Stage: released
A cozy interactive story for Android. You work the night shift as a barista, and while you serve drinks to the guests who come in, you listen to their stories and slowly learn their secrets. Its Google Play page sums it up as brewing coffee, hearing secrets and changing lives in 14 nights.
Midnight Cafe on Google Play · Midnight Cafe on VibeTopList
28. Darling Blades
Genre: collectible card game · Play: browser, Windows installer available · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: released
If you played Magic: The Gathering around its 8th to 10th editions, you already know the rules: five colours of mana, creatures and combat, and instants resolving off a small stack. The cast is what's new: more than 1,800 cards drawing on Three Kingdoms officers, Greek gods, Norse Ragnarök, Arthurian knights and Gothic monsters, all with anime art.
Open boosters with the odds printed on each pack, build 40-card decks (your lands sit apart and the game taps mana for you), climb a gauntlet of 28 named bosses, draft against seven AI rivals and share decks by code. The AI only sees what you would see in its seat. It's free and single-player, and rated 16+.
Creatures clash in a duel.
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29. DRAEVIK
Genre: pixel-art action RPG · Play: browser or Windows · Built with AI: Agentic AI · Stage: alpha, open playtest
A compact dark-fantasy action RPG in hand-made pixel art, with the kind of build depth you'd expect from much bigger games: ten classes with 30 Ascendancies, a 1,660-node passive tree, 144 skills and 89 supports, and weapons that each play differently (swords build Edge, maces stun, spears pin, crossbows reload a magazine).
Six acts of campaign lead to an endgame of Realms, an Endless Tower with a leaderboard and deep crafting with orbs, runes and corruption. It's online, with parties, trading and a currency exchange, and free to play in the browser or as a Windows download, in English and Thai.
Fighting through DRAEVIK's Ash Fields.
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30. Glitch Boss Fight
Genre: side-scrolling boss rush · Play: browser · Built with AI: Vibe coded · Stage: alpha
An endless boss rush in pixel art: one boss after another, each in an arena of its own, from an armoured boar called the Ironback to a winged beast called the Kilnwing in the Potters' Court. You have three hearts and a run timer.
Its maker describes every fight as a riddle, and the glitches you unlock change how you can solve it, or simply make it more fun.
Boss number 1: the Ironback.
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How to get your game on this list
Made a game with AI? List it free on VibeTopList: you get a permanent game page with screenshots, a trailer and a link to play. Places 3 to 30 of this list follow the votes players cast on the toplist, so invite your players to vote for your game. The list is refreshed every month.
FAQ
What is a vibe-coded game?
A game built mostly by describing what you want to an AI that writes the code, while the maker steers by playing it and asking for changes. Our explainer What is vibe coding? goes into more detail.
Are these games free?
You can play almost all of them without paying. The exceptions: Fable Forge is free to start and has paid plans, Parabless and Conquest of the Realms are still in playtests on Steam before release, Burgher 1400 is free in the browser but its downloads cost $2, and Midnight Cafe is an Android app on Google Play.
Which of these games can I play in my browser?
All of them except Conquest of the Realms and Parabless (Steam playtests) and Midnight Cafe (Android). Azeroth Survivors needs a browser with WebGPU, such as a current Chrome, Edge or Safari, and Fable Forge needs a desktop or laptop.
How often is this list updated?
Every month. New games join VibeTopList every day, so expect new names as players vote for them.
The short version
Start with Azeroth Survivors, the breakout hit of October, or Aurelia Legends if you grew up on Pokémon. DragonScape Idle and Shove! Fall. Repeat. are the games players vote for most on VibeTopList. Then work your way down: there's a daily puzzle, an MMO or a deck-builder here for every taste. Found a favourite? Vote for it, and it might climb this list next month.
How we made this list: we wrote it with AI assistance and took each game's details from its maker's own description, game page and store page, checked on October 29, 2026. Places 3 to 30 follow the votes players cast for each game on VibeTopList.
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