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fox and pie

A vibe-coded game AI game — play it in your browser, no install. Created by my son Jan and his friend Martin through vibe coding, turning their ideas into a playable game with AI assistance. Both were 7 years old when they came up with the game.

by @ramantsitou · ramantsitou/fox-and-pie on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON RAMANTSITOU.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 27 Oct 2026

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Controls: The game saves the setup and results locally between waves

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Created by my son Jan and his friend Martin through vibe coding, turning their ideas into a playable game with AI assistance. Both were 7 years old when they came up with the game.

A browser game by Jan and Martin: place traps and protect the pie from foxes, wolves, bears, and hares. Features include Russian, English, and Dutch interfaces, alternating player turns, sound effects, trap upgrades, and a mobile layout.

The game saves the setup and results locally between waves. Reopening the page shows Continue game with the saved level, player, and pie.

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