And 1 more thing, a puppy.said Emersyn, age 3, describing Backyard Block Party
Real words, typed in exactly as they were said. Every game here started this way.
Stack blocks, smash them, punch them. A zebra, a puppy and a trampoline included.
A creeper dodges yellow circles from the sky and jumps over poops while the sky plays tricks on you.
A long-haired gorilla with purple nails and two babies dodges fireballs under a sakura tree.
Addison catches zombies, werewolves, aliens and vampires across four story levels before the timer runs out.
First-person racing in a Bronco through mountains, beaches, cities and a shipping yard. Two-player optional.
Somebody in the family describes a game, usually one of the kids. Travis types it in, word for word, typos included. The AI asks a couple of questions, then writes the whole game as one file you can open in a browser. Later requests, like "make it harder" or "add cages with baby gorillas", get typed in the same way.
Every game so far was written by Claude Fable 5.1 running inside Claude Code. Each game's page shows the exact prompts that produced it.