GameOn

An arcade of party games anyone can make.

Play the GameOn arcade

Describe a game out loud, an AI builds it in about an hour, and you play it with whoever's on the couch. It runs in the browser on a phone, a tablet or a laptop. Nothing to install, no accounts, no ads. Kids make games here. So do their parents, after bedtime.

What's in the arcade

• Super Sauce Boy, made by NotClay. Wall-jump through twelve kitchen levels as a tiny drop of hot sauce.
• Fancy Food Fight, made by Jeremy. Splat a posh dinner party with pies and spaghetti. Messiest wins.
• MazeAThon, made by Ryan and the kids. Find twelve shape keys across three mazes and escape some very cute monsters.
• Trampoline Battle, made by Jeremy and the kids. Drop fighters onto a trampoline and bounce the other team off, one or two players. Cow drops and chicken attacks included.
• Princess Lady Drive, made by Jeremy and the kids. Drive Queen Rosie around a town where everything is free, now with more rooms in the castle.
• Stretcher Bearer, made by Jeremy and the kids. Carry the wounded in from the trenches as a WWI medic.
• Angry Dudes, made by Jeremy and the kids. Sling troops, fire cannons and call in air strikes across 37 real battles.
• Magic Friends, Up We Go!, made by Jeremy and the kids. A mermaid, a fairy and a unicorn climb 60 levels to bring back the sunrise.
• Timed Out, made by Jeremy. Put real events from Wikipedia in order. Three wrong guesses and you're timed out.

Make one

1. Say what you want to play. Tap Make a game in the arcade, then talk or type: who's in it, what you do, what makes it funny. Fix the typos and hit Send to the Matrix.
2. Someone signs it off. Sending opens GitHub with the idea filled in, and someone with access presses Submit. That's the one human step.
3. An AI builds it. An agent scores the idea, builds it, and a second agent checks it plays and stays safe. Follow along on the New Game page: "Got it!", "Being built", "Game on!".
4. Game night. It lands on the test arcade first, then the real one once someone approves the release.

Like a game but want it different? Tap Update while you're playing it. If it's your game, the change becomes your next version. If it's someone else's, it becomes your own version alongside theirs, and players pick which one to play.

Who's behind it

Jeremy (@jwildfire) and Ryan (@killjoy00), their kids and friends, who come up with the games, and a few AI agents, who do the building. Next up: controller support and couch co-op games for two to four players.

For builders

The technical side lives in docs/:

• How the repo is laid out
• Branches and deploys: dev, main and the automatic GitHub Pages deploy
• Adding a game to the arcade: games.json, covers and URLs
• Game versions, updates and forks
• Evidence: what proof a task's pull request carries
• Designs and artifacts: every design, playtest and report we've kept

Agents (and people) working here follow AGENTS.md. Work is tracked in GitHub issues.