Games & interactive Co-created
The text adventure that first showed a language model could run an open-ended story with a player.
Walton built the game loop, the memory tricks and the genre prompts that keep the model on track; the community wrote the scenarios.
A format invented for the technology rather than an old format with AI sprinkled on top.
Seed entry: written from public sources and awaiting editorial review.
Pieter Levels
A multiplayer flight simulator in the browser, coded almost entirely by prompting, that went viral and sold in-game ads.
Why it is not slop. Proof that vibe coding can ship a product if a person with taste stays in the loop. The game is crude on purpose and honest about it.
Anuttacon
You keep an astronaut named Stella alive on an alien planet by talking to her, by text, voice or video call. There is no quest line; what you say is the game.
Why it is not slop. A big studio betting a whole game on conversation. Critics asked whether it is a game at all, which is the kind of question a real experiment provokes.
Neal Agarwal
A browser game where you drag two words together and a language model decides what they become, forever.
Why it is not slop. The AI is the mechanic, not the aesthetic. There is no generated art, just a design idea that only a language model could sustain.