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Games made with Claude you can play in your browser

14 games · Updated October 7, 2026 · Most played first

These games were built with Claude, Anthropic's AI, usually through Claude Code. Some put it in the name, like Claude of Duty and World of Claudecraft. The others say so in their creators' launch posts.

There are originals, a basketball game and a battle royale, and browser ports of Halo, Black Ops zombies and The Binding of Isaac.

  1. 1

    Opus 5.5 NBA 2K

    Solo hoops: dribble, shoot, dunk

    Keyboard
  2. 2

    A Game About Capybaras Delivering Food

    Cozy deliveries on a scooter

    Phone-friendly
  3. 3

    World of Claudecraft

    Browser MMO

  4. 4

    Claude of Duty: Vibe Slops II

    Black Ops 2 rebuilt in the browser with AI

    Phone-friendly
  5. 5

    Sunset City

    Stealth climb to the dark tower

    Phone-friendly
  6. 6

    Halo: Combat Evolved (Browser)

    Halo CE in WebAssembly, co-op included; bring your own disc image

  7. 7

    Black Ops 1 Zombies (Browser)

    Every BO1 Zombies map, ported by Claude

  8. 8

    Claude of Duty: VibeZone

    Warzone-style battle royale, vibe coded

    Phone-friendly
  9. 9

    Planet Opus 5.5

    A tiny planet an AI built in 14 minutes

    Phone-friendly
  10. 10

    Claude's Challenge

    Chip's Challenge, ported by Claude Code

    Phone-friendly
  11. 11

    The Binding of Isaac: Repentance+ (Browser)

    Isaac Repentance+, ported with Claude

  12. 12

    Cheese Cube Unlimited

    A Black Ops 3 custom zombies map, no BO3 needed

  13. 13

    Moon Zombies

    The Moon zombies map, rebuilt for the browser

  14. 14

    Quakelike

    Quake with endless random levels

    Phone-friendly

Questions

How were these made with Claude?
Their creators used Claude to write most of the code, often with Claude Code, and tested and steered it as it went. Each game's page links to the creator's own site.
Are these games free?
Yes. Every game here plays free in a browser tab. A few show ads or sell extras on their own sites.
Can I play them on a phone?
Games marked Phone-friendly have touch controls. The rest need a keyboard, so they're best on a computer.

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