More than ten gpu games, each running live on its creator's own site: all of them playable in your browser with nothing to install. Press a card to play one on its own page, or start the cruise to ride through them one after another.
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webgl wind
A WebGL-powered visualization of wind power. Capable of rendering up to 1 million wind particles at 60fps. Cameron Beccario and his…
Chroma Flow
"A real GPU fluid simulation — velocity fields, swirling vorticity, dye that actually flows and mixes like smoke or ink in water." Highly…
fractal
This project lets you zoom into, modify, and explore several fractal formulas in the browser. The standard renderer is fast and…
Cellular Asciimata
An interactive exploration of cellular automata rendered as dynamic ASCII characters. This project bridges computational aesthetics with…
spectrometry public
Fluid sims, field lines, particle swarms, bouncing shapes and molecules. Written in Python, turned into video with ffmpeg. Free to use…
nepotato threejs gpu
An editable procedural triple-fan graphics card built entirely with Three.js. Geometry, materials and independently animated fans are…
generative art piece cosmos demo
cosmos demo
A universe in a single HTML file. Thousands of randomly generated planets attract each other with real Newtonian gravity, collide, merge…
webgpu compute
inspired by Get started with GPU Compute on the web and Vulkan Minimal Compute.
block dreamer
A 711 KB neural network that dreams ahead to beat you at blocks. Live demo → webessentz.github.io/block-dreamer · Play solo or go…
particleforge
Real-time GPU-accelerated particle system editor in your browser. Create stunning VFX with force fields, color gradients, and 12 presets…