For makers

Make your first game with Claude Code this weekend

You don't need to be a programmer. You need an idea you care about and a free weekend. This page is everything we'd tell a friend.

The plan

  1. Pick something small. One screen, one rule, one way to lose. A game you finish beats a big one you don't.
  2. Make a folder and start Claude Code in it. Paste the first prompt below.
  3. Play it after every change. Say what feels wrong, in plain words.
  4. Post it here, even unfinished. A devlog with honest progress is what people follow.

Five prompts to start from

  1. "Make a small game that runs in a web browser from one folder, with no install. It's about ___. The player does ___ and loses when ___. Ask me anything you need, then build the smallest version I can play."
  2. "Play through the game by reading its code. List the five things that would make it more fun, smallest first, and do the first one."
  3. "Make this work well on a phone: touch controls, and no sideways scrolling."
  4. "Replace every placeholder picture and sound with original ones you make from code, in the style of ___. Use nothing copied from another game."
  5. "Write a short page about this game: what it is, how to play, and what's new, then list what's left as a roadmap."

If it grew from a classic

Fan projects start as a Mod here and become your own game step by step: new art, sound, text, story and title. Follow the conversion checklist, built to avoid takedowns, and read what may be posted. It explains how the site works; it isn't legal advice.

How to post it here

Press Submit a game and sign in. A title and one line are enough to start, and you can add pictures, video, a roadmap and a devlog as you go. It's free, your rights stay yours, and you can take it down any time.