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A curated directory of the best software built by vibe coders — hidden gems, maker stories, and verified traction.

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Cowboy Shooter Game Browser Game Shooter

3D Wild West runner shooter built for Vibe Jam 2025 with 100% AI-generated code and assets, using Cursor + Claude 3.7 Sonnet.

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Vibeware Game Browser Game Arcade Ai Native

WarioWare-style microgame collection where the AI generates new microgames at runtime — won 2nd place ($5,000) at the 2025 Vibe Code Game Jam.

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Pixel Pokemon Game Browser Game Rpg

Browser-based pixel-art Pokemon-style fan game built with Next.js and TypeScript — explicitly described by its author as a vibe-coded project.

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DOOMscroll Game Browser Game Satire

Browser game where the only mechanic is scrolling — a DOOM-inspired descent illustrated with real NYT headlines, vibe-coded by a non-coder using ChatGPT.

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Vector Tango Game Browser Game Multiplayer

Low-poly multiplayer air traffic control and aerial combat browser game that won $2,500 at the 2025 Vibe Code Game Jam.

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Tower of Time Game Browser Game Puzzle

Browser tower-defense game with time-rewind mechanics, 95% AI-written using Claude Sonnet 4 with prompts published publicly.

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The Great Taxi Assignment Game Browser Game Arcade

Retro 3D browser taxi simulator that won 1st place ($10,000) at the 2025 Vibe Coding Game Jam.

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Editorials

The Trust Cost of Creation: Vibe Coding Without Blowing Yourself Up

A practical guide to shipping vibe-coded apps without creating security disasters, given that 40-45% of AI-generated code contains vulnerabilities. It covers three habits: treat AI output as a draft to review, protect your dev environment and secrets, and be transparent with users about what you built.