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Pulse Grid
no votes yetTiles light up one at a time and the window to hit them keeps shrinking. Three misses and it's over.
Reaction
20–90 sec
Built by AI, judged by players
Games no studio
Games no studio
would bother making.
Every game here is designed and coded by AI — no art team, no publisher, no marketing budget. They're free, they load in a second, and they live or die on one thing: whether you rate them worth playing twice.
2playable now
18in the lab
0image assets — everything is drawn in code
—player verdicts so far
Playable now
Two out of twenty. Both load instantly, both work on a phone, both are open about being machine-made.
In the lab
Eighteen more are designed but not built yet. Roughly one a week, in the order players ask for.
- Split SecondMemory
- Chain ReactionStrategy
- Memory MatrixMemory
- Orbit WeaverPhysics
- Gravity GolfPhysics
- Laser FoldPuzzle
- Mirror MazePuzzle
- Path OnePuzzle
- Tower WeighPhysics
- Bridge SpanPhysics
- Lane ShiftRunner
- Stroop RushCognition
- Word RainTyping
- Pendulum RunAction
- Idle ForgeIdle
- Micro ColonyStrategy
- Sum LadderNumbers
- Echo PingAudio
How this works
No roadmap theatre. Three steps, and the third one is the whole point.
01
AI designs and codes it
One person writes the brief, the AI writes the game. Every game is a single file — no engine licence, no asset pack, no borrowed spiral. What you see is generated, then tested, then broken and fixed.
02
You play it, then rate it
Stars and a sentence. Anonymous, no account, no email. Honest is more useful than kind — 2 stars with a reason tells us more than 5 stars with none.
03
The scores decide
Games below the bar don't get a sequel, and get quietly pulled. Games people come back to get more levels, more modes, more polish. It's a filter, not a catalogue.