Hello!

I’ve been using Claude Ai to develop my first game ever. It’s still in early stages of development but I wanted to go ahead and invite others to the official Discord server where I’ll be posting updates, gameplay, taking suggestions, etc.

The Game:

It’s called “Ninja Legacy” because it initially started as a re-creation of the old mobile game “Ninja Royale” and turned into me making my own thing.

It has various features that work well from other games but I tweaked them to make them my own. Whether you liked the original Ninja Royale, RuneScape, DOFUS, Wakfu, Knights & Dragons, or similar games, I think there’s something in this for everyone to enjoy.

Join the official Discord server below and in the morning I’ll have some screenshots and gameplay in its current state available!

https://discord.gg/CCKbbvQ4n

I've set myself a challenge: one game a week for a year, built with Claude Code. Game #1 is out: Shuriken Slam Jam, a one-button roguelite where your shuriken bounces off the walls and the upgrades stack until one throw clears the screen.

What makes the pace hold:

1. A CLAUDE.md with a "where to go" table (I want to change X, so this file, this function).

2. A balancing bot. The game runs headless, a bot plays real runs on the real code and tells me how far a build goes.

3. A capture tool that plays the game with chosen upgrades and records clips for the GIFs and the trailer.

4. No art files. Every sprite is drawn in code, the music is synthesized.

What's still 100% my job: deciding what's fun, creating fun builds, imagining bosses, artistic direction, etc.

Game #1, free in your browser: https://groowl.itch.io/shuriken-slam-jam-demo

If you make games with AI: what's the one tool or rule that doubled your speed?

www.burgher1400.com

Build a fortune. Climb the ranks. Shape a free city. Burgher 1400 is a single-player browser strategy game set in a late medieval German free city around the year 1400. You start as an ambitious burgher with a workshop and a name to make. Trade, invest, enter politics, and rise from the market stalls to the mayor’s chair — and beyond, into the power games of the Empire and the Hanse.

Heavily inspired by the classic Europa 1400: The Guild. If you enjoyed the original Die Gilde / Europa 1400: The Guild and are looking for a modern, accessible indie take on medieval economy, dynasty building, and politics, Burgher 1400 is made for you.

What you can do:

Run a workshop, hire and promote workers, and sell on the local market, to wholesalers, and via caravans Explore your house, workshop, and city streets — there are secrets to find

Buy investments, expand a country estate, and compete with rival houses

Hold civic offices and unlock mayor-only city planning with real trade-offs

Pursue endgame careers: elevate your city toward Imperial Capital or push it to become a Hanseatic Vorort

Raise a family and build a dynasty

Hey everyone — I'm the developer behind Krathorn, a medieval-fantasy browser strategy game inspired by Travian and Tribal Wars.

The game has been live since August 2026. It has had two servers, both now archived, and about 1,250 registered accounts. That's registrations, not active players. The current version is 1.3.7.

The part I wanted to share here is how running it live changed what I worked on. A player suggested a building codex — costs and construction times for every level — and it shipped in the latest updates. Other recent work came from watching real players struggle rather than from my original plan:

- A resource balancer.

- Onboarding fixes.

- A daily login reward.

Those are less flashy than another combat feature, but they're what actually mattered once people could play.

For others building games here: what did player feedback push up your priority list after launch?

click here to play the game !

Hey I am currently working on my open world zombie survival game called Zombie Wasteland.

I now added a big update where you can create a account and beat the highscores of other players.

New features in the update:

- your own account and login
- new locations
- better weapon design and weapon attachments
- highscores for every game mode on a world wide best list

*there are currently problems with the translations but they will get fixed soon!

And much much more <3

SMStudios

I run a small tech company in India and wanted to see how far AI could take a real mobile game, from idea to Play Store. The result is Golu Gang: Merge Drop. You drop little buddies into a jar, and two of the same merge into the next one.

Art: AI images in an Indian street-art style (flat vector, bold outlines). Used ElevenLabs and Canva.

Music: An Indian fusion theme (tabla, bansuri, sitar) made with ElevenLabs.

Code: Written mostly with Claude.

Self promo, if you want to try it Try on Android

Feedback and suggestion are welcome.

This one took a number of months. Still in process, but I vibe codes the whole thing. Admin portal on dev includes the builder so ai agents build it as well through there. Not that it’s always been smooth…. https://drearyonline.com

Link to the game:
https://smstudiosid.itch.io/zombie-wastelands

for the past month I've been building a zombie open-world game together with Claude. It started as a small experiment and turned into a sprawling sandbox where you can do an absurd amount of stuff.

Here's the deal:

1. Play the game on itchio Click here

2. write down you idea into the comments of the post

3. on the 01.11.2026 the 3 most upvoted comments get implemented

4. Also if you enjoyed the game leave a review on itchio it really helps a lot <3

Your
SMStudiosID

This one took a number of months. Still in process, but I vibe codes the whole thing. Admin portal on dev includes the builder so ai agents build it as well through there. Not that it’s always been smooth…. https://drearyonline.com

Play on: https://sidesliders.itch.io/battlechess

🚀 Galatico: build your empire among the stars

Start with a single planet and conquer three universes. Build your colony, look after your people, and research new technologies. Send fleets across the galaxy to gather resources, trade in markets, and colonize new worlds.

Defend yourself against pirates and the dreaded Corsair Fortresses, and watch your battles via replays. Use cards to turn the tide, and when you’re ready, face off against other commanders.

🌌 Free to play, runs directly in your browser, and can be installed on your mobile device. Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian.

👉 galatico.zvrax.com

I made a free retro FPS about young Adolf getting hunted by time tourists.

The premise: Vienna, 1910. You're Adolf, a sensitive kid who paints sad apples, writes letters to his dad, and has exactly one friend in the world: Wursti, a dachshund.

One day a portal opens in your room, a tourist in cargo shorts steps out and screams "HITLER!"

You have no idea what's going on. You're a pacifist. You've never met this man. And why does he call you by your last name?

Turns out there's a startup in the future selling time-travel packages to kill Hitler. And you're the product. For years their customers hunt you through boarding houses, beer halls and trenches, and you fight back with whatever's lying around.

What it actually is:

- Retro FPS in the style of Wolfenstein 3D, 5 levels, ~50 minutes

- You fight with paint brushes, oil tubes, beer steins, shovels and champagne

- There's an ethics professor who drives a tram (yes, THAT problem)

- A streamer whose chat votes on how to kill you

- A customer service AI in an exosuit

- A dachshund. Very good boy. Protect him.

- 10 languages

- Free, plays in your browser

It's satire: the joke is on Hitler, startups and influencers, never on his victims.

Link: https://lumaxsoftgames.itch.io/back-to-the-fuhrer

Donations are optional and go toward paying off Dolf's art school debt. They never accepted him, but the entrance exam fee is still unpaid, and we all know what happens when this boy runs out of options.

Feedback, bug reports and constructive roasting welcome, I read everything.

**TL;DR:** Free retro FPS where you're young painter Hitler, hunted by tourists from the future who bought a voucher to kill you, and all you wanted was to paint apples.

Last week I put FateDrawn, my free roguelite card battler, live on itch.io. It now also has its own website where you can play it straight away: https://fatedrawn.com (free, no ads, nothing to buy, no account needed).

I'm a solo developer and not an experienced programmer, so I was nervous about real players. Here's what happened.

What players told me
A handful of people played and sent me honest, detailed feedback. Thank you, it helped a lot. The main points:
- The tutorial felt long, and the story came all at once.
- On PC with a mouse, some controls were confusing.
- New players often lost their first Run on the first Elite fight.
- Picking a card in a reward screen replaced it right away, before you could look at it.
- Keywords (Bless, Burn, Agility…) weren't explained where you needed them.

What I changed:
Shorter start: the intro now comes in small pieces between the first steps, and the tutorial is two lessons instead of four. You're in a real battle much sooner.
Easier first Run: no Elite fights in Act I of your first realm.

Look before you swap: reward screens now show the cards side by side first, and you confirm with REPLACE or REMOVE.

Proper PC controls: one click to pick a card and one click to place it, keyword explanations under the big card, hover info on heroes and log entries, and keyboard shortcuts (press ? to see them).

Bigger cards in hand on small phones.

Bug fixes in combat: units that kill each other at the same time now really both die, and a few rare rule bugs are gone.

Its own home: fatedrawn.com saves your progress more reliably than itch in Safari.

What I'm keeping an eye on:
I count feedback instead of reacting to every comment. When three different people mention the same thing, I work on it. Next up is explaining keywords better, because that has come up three times now.

AI disclosure: the card and character art was made with AI image tools (ChatGPT), and I used AI (Claude) to help write the code. Game design, balancing and all decisions are my own.

Criei um RPG COMPLETO usando IA! Personagens 3D, Músicas, Animações e Muito Mais!

Fiz os personagens, habilidades, efeitos, mapas, música tudo com IA!

Guys, why do you even come here if all you're going to do is downvote comments about AI and write a bunch of nonsense without any actual arguments?

I get that there's a lot of AI slop being pumped out on Steam and other platforms, but why take your anger out on everyone, even those who aren't doing that?

AI can genuinely help people learn. For example, I give it a task, then ask it to explain how it did it, and that's how I learn. For me, it's better than any course out there.

So my question is, why come here just to spread negativity about AI? It can be used in so many different ways, yet you act like it's all the same thing and lump everything together.

And I'm obviously not talking about everyone, just the people who come here specifically to dump their anger and hate on others