◀ VibeCruiser

HTML games you can play right now

Hundreds of HTML games, each running live on its creator's own site: some of them vibe-coded with AI, 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.

Some of the best stops on the road are the plainest: an HTML page, a script tag and an idea. No framework, no build step, just a file a browser can open, which is often exactly the right size for a vibe-coded game or toy.

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Questions about html

Can a whole game really fit in one HTML file?

Easily. With a canvas and some JavaScript inline, a single file can hold a complete game, art piece or simulation, and it deploys anywhere that serves static files.

Where are these hosted?

Wherever their creators put them, often GitHub Pages. VibeCruiser loads each one live from that address instead of copying it.

Can I view the source?

Yes: on a plain HTML page, your browser's view-source shows the whole thing, and each project page links to the repo too.