Tag: Web games

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Everything we’ve published under “Web games”—practical vibe-coding notes, AI-assisted dev, and shipping lessons on Vibecode.game.

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YGG Launches vibecode.game & Partners With Minds by Animoca Brands for First Game Jam

Yield Guild Games debuts vibecode.game, a discovery destination for vibe-coded games, alongside a 4-week global game jam powered by Minds by Animoca Brands.

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July 9, 2026 2 min read

News Vibe coding Game jams AI tools Web games

Build a Tiny Multiplayer Game with Cursor in One Evening

A practical evening sprint: lobby, shared state, and a playable loop—using Cursor to move fast without drowning in boilerplate.

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April 22, 2026 1 min read

How-To Cursor Multiplayer Web games Vibe coding

Your First Browser Game: Vibe-Coding from Zero to Playable

No engine PhD required—start with HTML canvas or a micro-framework, let AI handle glue code, and finish with something you can share.

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April 18, 2026 2 min read

How-To Beginners Web games Vibe coding Indie games

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Vibe Loaded Games

Gameslop is really about mortality, not quality. Four vibe-coded games that are still shipping updates months after launch, and each built on a mechanic no template could hand you.

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July 24, 2026 2 min read

Roundup Vibe coding AI tools Web games

How Phaser Rebuilt Itself to Make Games for People Who've Never Coded

Phaser built a new engine, Phaser AE, designed around how a language model reasons rather than how a human learns, and put a Game Agent on top of it. Here's the wager.

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July 22, 2026 2 min read

Analysis Vibe coding AI tools Web games

The Weekend MMO

fly.pieter.com took three hours. Four AI-native MMOs, a pirate world, an open-source WoW, a custom-engine browser brawler, and a hardcore RPG, take a weekend to months.

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July 21, 2026 2 min read

Roundup Vibe coding Web games AI tools

Inside Crayon: A Conversation with Co-Founder Aniket Jatav

Crayon's Aniket Jatav on agentic game development: a 15-step multi-agent harness, why AI games look muddy, no revenue share, and breaking out of the browser.

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July 16, 2026 2 min read

Interview Vibe coding AI tools Web games