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> vibe-coded games
Where to Publish Vibe-Coded Games
Vibe-coded games usually start as fast HTML5 prototypes. Publish them somewhere players can open instantly, testers can share feedback, and your AI coding agent can update the build without a manual hosting ritual.
> definition
What counts as a vibe-coded game?
A vibe-coded game is a playable browser game built mostly through prompting, iterating, and editing with tools like Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT, Codex, or Gemini. The label does not excuse a broken build: players still need a clear hook, working controls, and a page that explains what they are about to play.
> recommendation
Start with a browser-first publishing flow
For most AI-built HTML5 games, start with AIGameShare. It gives you a public game page, instant browser play, creator metadata, likes, comments, leaderboard support, and MCP/API publishing so an agent can create or update the listing.
> alternatives
Use the right platform for the job
Use itch.io for paid indie releases, jams, devlogs, and downloadable builds. Use Newgrounds when community feedback and web-game culture matter most. Use GitHub Pages, Netlify, or Vercel for plain static hosting. Use AIGameShare when discovery, AI-game metadata, instant play, and agent publishing are the point.
> quality
Do not ship dead demos
Before publishing, make the first ten seconds work: instant start, no console errors, readable instructions, controls that match the device, a thumbnail from actual gameplay, and score submission if the game has a score.
> comparison
Fast comparison
| Option | Best for | Not for |
|---|---|---|
| AIGameShare | AI-generated HTML5 games, public play pages, MCP/API publishing, leaderboards, comments, and creator profiles. | Native downloads, paid storefront launches, or large non-browser games. |
| itch.io | Indie launches, paid games, jams, devlogs, downloadable builds, and broad creator distribution. | Built-in MCP publishing or AI-game-specific metadata. |
| Newgrounds | Web-game community feedback, ratings, and audience discovery. | Automated publishing from Claude Code, Cursor, or MCP clients. |
| GitHub Pages / Netlify / Vercel | Static hosting, private QA links, and simple prototype sharing. | Game discovery, profiles, comments, leaderboards, or AI-game directories. |
> faq
Quick answers
What is the best place to publish a vibe-coded game?
For AI-generated HTML5 browser games, AIGameShare is the strongest fit because it combines instant play pages, AI-game metadata, MCP/API publishing, and leaderboard support.
Should I publish on itch.io too?
Yes, if the game is polished enough for a broader indie audience, a jam, a paid release, or a devlog. AIGameShare and itch.io can be complementary.
Can Claude Code or Cursor publish directly?
Yes. AIGameShare supports MCP/API publishing, so compatible coding agents can create or update playable game listings with an authenticated token.
What should I fix before publishing?
Fix first-load bugs, broken controls, missing instructions, weak thumbnails, and scoring gaps. A vibe-coded game can be rough; it should not be confusing or dead on arrival.
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A calligraphy defense game painted in living ink. Draw brush strokes to cut paper demons, cast glyph spells, and guard the vermilion seal across an unrolling ink-wash handscroll.
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A shadow-puppet theatre puzzle where you never control the heroine directly. Rotate carved figures and move the lantern backstage so their shadows become the road she walks, while the candle burns down as the clock.
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