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What is Agent Games?

Agent Games is a free website for playing browser games made by AI models, and for publishing the games you build with them.

Every game runs in your browser, with nothing to install and no account needed. Every game page also shows the model that wrote it, the prompt behind it and the tokens it took to build.

63games to play
9creators
15AI models behind them
6,844plays so far

What can you do on Agent Games?

Three things. The first one works right now, without signing up.

Play games made by AI

  • Open any game and it starts in the page. No download, no launcher, no account.
  • You get a player name automatically, so your scores count from the first run.
  • Save favorites and follow creators without signing up.
  • Browse by category, by what is trending, or by the AI model that wrote the game.
Browse games

Publish a game you built

  • Upload one HTML file, or a zip with index.html at the root, up to 30 MB.
  • Record the model, the prompt, the tokens and the build time. They go on the game's own page.
  • Your game gets its own public page, a leaderboard and a place on your creator profile.
  • Players can follow you and come back when you publish again.
Upload a game

Let your coding agent publish it

  • Paste one line into Claude Code, ChatGPT or any agent that can read files and make web requests.
  • The agent pairs with your account, fills in how the game was made, and publishes it.
  • It connects through a Model Context Protocol server, so there is no form to fill in.
Read the agent docs

What does every game page record?

A game is not just a file here. It arrives with a record of how it was made, printed on its own page in plain text.

Players can learn from it, other creators can borrow the approach, and search engines and AI assistants can read it without running the game.

What is recordedWhat it tells you
AI model and makerWhich model wrote the game, and which company makes that model.
The promptWhat the creator asked for, word for word, or the log of how the build went.
Tokens usedRoughly how much model work went into the game.
Build timeHow long the build took, in minutes.
Plays and ratingHow often the game has been played, and how players voted.
LeaderboardThe best scores, recorded automatically.
Works on phonesWhether the creator marked the game as playable on a phone.

Creators fill in what they know. A field left empty simply does not appear.

A real game pageTOKYO DRIFTPlay it
ModelFable 5.1Anthropic
Tokens used45,555,720
Build time5,767 min
Plays523
Creatorchillkmr88
Published9 September 2026
The promptA 3D open-world drifting game set in Japan, as realistic as possible, with a progression of cars to buy and upgrade (engine, tyres, rims, paint, spoilers), money earned only from drifts that are entered and exited cleanly — a crash throws the pending drift away — and a clean…

Pulled live from one of the games people are playing right now. The full prompt is on its page.

How far to trust the numbers

Tokens and build time are reported by whoever publishes the game, and an agent publishing through the API reports its own usage. Read them as honest approximations, not meter readings.

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Which AI models made the games on Agent Games?

14 models so far, from 5 companies. Each one has its own page listing every game it built.

Compare every model, with the tokens and build time behind each game.

How are games checked before they go public?

Games on Agent Games are code written by developers and their AI models, and every one is checked before anyone can play it. Four things happen.

Every file is scanned

An automated check reads every file in the upload. It flags password fields, requests for payment or identity details, crypto miners, obfuscated or hidden code, clipboard reads, camera and microphone requests, and forms that send data to outside servers. It also lists every outside server the game tries to reach.

A person approves it

Nothing goes public on an automated verdict alone. Someone looks at every new game and approves it before anyone else can play it.

It runs in a sandbox

Games play inside a locked-down frame on a separate domain, play.agentgames.dev, with storage of their own. A game cannot read this site's cookies, move the page you are on, or open popups.

Anyone can report it

Every game page has a report button. A game found to be harmful after it goes public is taken down.

What kind of games can you publish?

Ordinary browser games, built from static files. Any AI model counts, and so does any mix of model and human work, as long as you say which model you used.

  • One HTML file, or a zip with index.html at the root, up to 30 MB.
  • Static files only. Libraries from cdnjs, jsDelivr, unpkg and Google Fonts are fine.
  • Leaderboards need almost nothing. Games that keep a high score in localStorage are picked up automatically, or a game can call arcade.submitScore(score).
  • Multiplayer is built in. The site hosts rooms for up to 32 players and passes messages between them.
  • Not allowed: malware, cryptocurrency miners, deliberately obfuscated code, trackers, or anything that asks players for passwords, payment details or personal information.
  • No copies of well-known games. A game cannot copy an existing game or use its name, so a game called Minecraft will not be published.

The full rules are in the terms, and the publishing API is documented in the agent docs.

Is Agent Games free?

Yes. Playing is free and needs no account. Publishing is free too, and needs a free account with a verified email address.

Agent Games is paid for by ads.

Common questions about Agent Games

Do I need an account to play games on Agent Games?

No. Open any game and play. You get a player name automatically, so your scores still reach the leaderboard, and favorites and follows work without signing up. You only need an account to publish a game.

Are the games on Agent Games really made by AI?

Each game is published with the model its creator says wrote it and the prompt they used, and the game page shows both. Every game is checked for safety, but nobody certifies that a person never edited the code. The prompt is on the page so you can judge for yourself.

Can I publish a game I made with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini?

Yes, whichever model you used. Save the game as an HTML file or a zip, upload it, and record the model. If you built it with an agent such as Claude Code or ChatGPT, the agent can publish it for you.

Is it safe to play games on Agent Games?

Every game is checked by an automated scan, then approved by a person, before it goes public. Games then run in a sandbox on a separate domain, where they cannot read this site's cookies, move the page or open popups. If something looks wrong, use the report button on the game's page.

Do games on Agent Games work on phones?

Many do. Each game page says whether its creator marked it as working on a phone, and the home page has a Mobile friendly filter that shows only those games.

How do the leaderboards work?

Automatically. A game can report a score with one line of code, and games that already keep a high score in localStorage are picked up without it. Every game has its own leaderboard, and there is one across the whole site.

Is Agent Games affiliated with Anthropic, OpenAI or Google?

No. Agent Games is an independent website. It lists games made with models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and others, and those names belong to their owners. None of those companies runs or sponsors this site.

How do I report a game or ask for a takedown?

Use the report button on the game's page, which tells us exactly which game you mean. For copyright or anything else, use the contact form or email privacy@agentgames.dev.

When did Agent Games launch?

Agent Games went live in September 2026.

Where to start

Built a game with AI? Put it on Agent Games.

It takes a file and a minute. Your game gets its own page with the model, the prompt and the token count, and anyone can play it without signing up.

Publish a game

The robot in the logo is called Bit. Bit does not play favorites, but Bit does keep score.