For a while now I’ve been vibe-coding games: I describe what I want, the AI writes the code, and I keep pushing until it’s fun (or at least explodes nicely). They started piling up, so I gathered them all in one place: AI Slop Games.
The name is honest. These are games made fast and for fun, and some of them grew into much more than I planned.
Featured: NavalDeep
Command submarines and ships: fire torpedoes, man the deck gun, and explore inside. Play it here.
The Arcade
Besides NavalDeep there are 17 games in the arcade right now:
- Rubble – first-person physics destruction: thirteen weapons, one hillside to level
- Top-Down GTA – steal cars, shoot pistols, watch the wanted stars climb
- Physics Playground – build bridges, ropes and rigs, then blow them up with C4
- CPAP Garage – buy busted CPAP machines, fix them and flip them for profit
- Pixel Miner – dig deep, hoard pixels, climb the leaderboard
- Lil Guy – drop blocky little guys and watch them tumble, stack and shatter
- RTS3 – build a base, train units, survive endless waves
- Slopcraft – a procedural, destructible voxel shooter: loot ruins, hunt legendary weapons
- Laundry Day – run a LaundroBot and earn cash one perfect cycle at a time
- Missile Defence – defend your cities with launchers, factories and airports
- Tower Defense – place towers, drop airstrikes, survive 20 waves
- Neon – slots, crash and a wheel of fortune. Don’t go broke
- Lifegame – two species, one petri dish. Watch them fight, mate and mutate
- Benchmark – stress-test your GPU and CPU in the browser
- The Adventures of the Small Electrician – shoot sparks, dodge Trolltove, survive as long as possible
- GT-Slop – drive fast, drive sloppy
- Iron Command – my biggest one: harvest, build and command armies across land, sea and air
Go and play at stigern.net/games. If you enjoy them, you can fuel the vibe-coding with a coffee.