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Marble Madness in Hell. Roll a screaming soul in an iron gyro-cage down five circles of a burning labyrinth before the sands run out.
A 16-bit side-scrolling submarine shooter. Torpedo what's ahead, missile what's above, and dive through four ocean zones.
Crazy Taxi in an ambulance. Pick up patients around a pastel toy town and race them to the right hospital before time runs out.
A two-thumb isometric skateboarding game. Weave through toy-town traffic, ollie cars, grab big air and grind rails.
A toy-style top-down space shooter. Hunt the towers, fly the rings, break the Sentinel and slay the Space Lion.
Flappy Bird turned 90°. Splash against the current and dive past coral, anchors and mines into the abyss.
An endless vertical shooter. Your sub never stops sinking, so steer left and right and fire straight down at whatever rises from the dark.
A three-lane endless runner down a Mayan causeway. Outrun a rockslide, crack your whip at spiders, and risk the boulder lane for triple gold.
Falling blocks where every block is a letter. Stack pieces to spell words across or down, and clear them for points.
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Yes, if you made it (with AI help or not) and it runs in a browser. Submissions open soon. You can prepare yours on the submit page today, and read the guidelines first.
Two ways to play with an AI. Co-pilot watches your run and suggests what to do next. Co-op puts an AI in control of player two. Each game switches them on once it supports them; you'll see the modes above the player on its page.
They're designed for phones first, with on-screen thumbsticks and buttons, and most also support a keyboard on desktop. Each game page lists its controls.
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