Show HN: AI-built browser games, collected in one place
Playground is a website collecting 900+ independent games made with AI, all playable in a browser. Visitors can browse, filter by category, AI model (GPT-6, Astra, Opus 5.5, other), and device, sort by popularity or rating, and open creators' sites in a new tab. The page features weekend picks and a highlighted project, Spiderbench, which requires local setup and has no confirmed public browser build. Creators can submit games, which are reviewed before going live.
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Playground is a website collecting 900+ independent games made with AI, all playable in a browser. Visitors can browse, filter by category, AI model (GPT-6, Astra, Opus 5.5, other), and device, sort by popularity or rating, and open creators' sites in a new tab. The page features weekend picks and a highlighted project, Spiderbench, which requires local setup and has no confirmed public browser build. Creators can submit games, which are reviewed before going live.
Key findings from the stored brief
- The directory lists over 900 independent games described as made with AI and playable in the browser.
- Games can be filtered by AI model, device type, and category, and sorted by most played or best reviewed.
- Play links open the creator's own site in a new tab rather than hosting the game on Playground.
- Submitted games are reviewed before they go live, and the highlighted Spiderbench needs local setup.
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Why this may matter
The page offers a single discovery point for AI-built browser games, showing how AI-generated software is being published and categorized by the model used to create it.
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