kvickan/games-made-with-ai

Games made with AI

A catalog of 569 playable games whose code was written mostly by AI, with the AI families, model versions, coding tools and engines their creators say they used. Compiled by GamesByAI, a curated directory of games made with AI. Snapshot of 2026-10-09.

What's in it

One row per game. games.csv is flat (lists joined with |); games.json has the same games as nested objects, plus dataAsOf, ratingsAsOf and a terms map from each slug to its display name. Missing values are blank cells in the CSV and null or [] in the JSON. CSV text that starts like a spreadsheet formula gets a leading apostrophe.

Column	Meaning
slug	Stable ID of the game
title	The game's name
url	Its page on GamesByAI
play_url	Where to play it
creator	The creator's name as they give it
providers	AI families (anthropic, openai, google, xai, moonshot, …), as the creator names them or from a named model; never inferred from a tool
models	Exact model versions, when the creator names one (most don't)
tools	AI coding tools or apps used (claude-code, cursor, codex, lovable, …)
engine	Engine or framework (threejs, phaser, pixijs, godot, …); empty when none is stated
genres	Up to three genres; the first is the main one
ai_share	How much of the code AI wrote, per the creator or the jam rules: all, most, some, unknown
platforms	browser, mobile, desktop, vr
multiplayer	single, local or online
jam, jam_rank, jam_entries	The game jam it was made for, its final placement and the number of entries, when it has one
rating, votes	Average player rating on GamesByAI (1 to 5) and the number of votes
updated	When the entry last changed
added	When the game joined the catalog (not its release date)
source, evidence, evidence_url	Where its AI credits come from, in words; the kind of evidence (creator, repo, inferred, direct); a link to it when there is one
repo	Its public repository, when it has one (a repository is not a license)
jam_placement	The placement as the jam words it, when there is one; use jam_rank for numbers
rating_sum	The sum of all stars; divide by votes for an unrounded average
data_as_of	The UTC date the files were built
ratings_as_of	When the player ratings in the files were collected (UTC); blank before the first ratings. It can be older than data_as_of: a build that can't fetch new ratings keeps the last ones

New columns are added at the end, so existing column positions never change.

Where the data comes from

• Games come from creator submissions, game jams (most of this snapshot is from the 2026 Vibe Coding Game Jam, whose rules required at least 90% of the code to be written by AI) and public repositories. Every game is reviewed before it's listed.
• AI families, models, tools and engines are what creators state in their submission, jam entry or README, or, for a few games, what the project itself shows (evidence). They are not independently verified, and one game can name several. A blank means not stated, not "none".
• Ratings are votes from players on GamesByAI, one per device.

Caveats

• A snapshot. The live version updates as games are added: gamesbyai.win/data/games.csv and games.json.
• Jam entries dominate this snapshot, so it describes jam-sized browser games far better than commercial releases.
• Model versions are sparse; use providers for family-level analysis.

License and credit

CC BY 4.0. Credit "GamesByAI (gamesbyai.win)" with a link. Game titles and names belong to their creators; screenshots and the games themselves are not part of this dataset.

Citation

@misc{gamesbyai_games_2026,
  title  = {Games made with AI},
  author = {{GamesByAI}},
  year   = {2026},
  url    = {https://gamesbyai.win/stats/},
  note   = {Snapshot of 2026-10-09, CC BY 4.0}
}