
A free 3D Pokémon survivor fan game in your browser: battle wild hordes with the original 151 Kanto Pokémon, evolve your team, unleash Ultimates and take on the League.

A voxel hide-and-seek game where players can use a voxel editor to shape their own disguises and change their form in real time during chases, while hunters rely on sight, sound, and weapons to find the hiders.
A browser-based voxel hide-and-seek game built with Three.js and Rapier. Hiders can create disguises with a 32×32×32 voxel editor and reshape during chases; hunters choose weapons in the preparation room and then rely on observation, sound, and attacks to find opponents. Supports single-player practice and local matches with up to eight characters (excluding online multiplayer), with English and Chinese switchable in the main menu, and models and settings stored locally in the browser.

A free 3D Pokémon survivor fan game in your browser: battle wild hordes with the original 151 Kanto Pokémon, evolve your team, unleash Ultimates and take on the League.

An open-road browser driving game built with Three.js: cruise freely, then take on timed checkpoint, sprint and drift events against bot traffic.

A pure HTML5 retro arcade racing game, composed of a pseudo-3D road, procedural pixel art, and chiptune music; a single HTML file can be played directly in the browser.

Arcade kart racer in the spirit of Mario Kart, built entirely with Three.js. 100% procedural assets. Built by five Claude Fable 5.1 sub-agents from one prompt.

A browser-based F1 racing game built with Three.js, where all vehicles, tracks, materials and sound effects are generated in real time via code at load time. It includes six tracks, ten teams and twenty drivers, with 120 Hz vehicle physics, AI opponents, qualifying and a full Grand Prix weekend flow.

A free browser-based survivors-like fan game featuring Dragon Ball Z characters and GBA-style sprites, playable solo or in online co-op.