Where to post vibe-coded games (and get real feedback)
Short answer
Start where AI-built projects are the point: vibe coding and AI tool communities (r/vibecoding, the subreddits and Discords for the tool you used), AI-built game directories, and discovery sites with a vibe-coded filter like Joystumble. General game communities work too if the game is good, but say it's AI-made and check their rules first.
"Vibe coding" means building software by describing what you want to an AI model and steering the result, rather than writing most of the code yourself. It has made small web games absurdly quick to build. It has also split game communities: some love seeing what people make with AI, and some want nothing to do with it. Knowing which is which saves you a lot of downvotes.
Places that welcome AI-made games
Vibe coding communities
Communities like r/vibecoding exist for people building with AI. A playable game with a note on how you made it (tool, how long it took, what went wrong) is exactly what they want to see. Expect questions about your process as much as your game.
Your tool's own community
The subreddits and Discord servers for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, Replit, and similar tools regularly feature things people built. Look for a showcase flair, thread, or channel. A good game there also doubles as a useful example for other users, which is why these communities tend to be generous.
AI-built game directories
A handful of sites collect games made with AI tools. Their audiences are smaller than Reddit's, but everyone browsing them is there for exactly your kind of game, and a listing gives your game a permanent page that search engines can find.
| Directory | What it is | How to list your game |
|---|---|---|
| AI Built Games | Browser games made with Claude, GPT, Grok, and other models; players vote on the best ones | Submit form |
| VibeTopList | A voting toplist of AI-built indie games | Free, with an account ("Submit Your Game") |
| Vibecode.game | Vibe-coded games plus developer profiles, AI tool comparisons, and game jams | Create a profile in the developer hub |
| AI Game Central | A large collection of free AI-built browser games | Request a feature from the site |
These are independent sites, and their submission rules change. Check each one's current requirements before you list.
Joystumble
Joystumble lists vibe-coded and hand-made games side by side and lets players filter for either. Every game gets a badge for how it was made, and you can name the tool you used. If your game only exists as a Claude artifact, you can upload the file and we host it.
X and Bluesky
AI builders share their work loudly on X, and a short video of a game built in an evening can travel far. Mention the model and tool you used. People search for those names, and the companies behind them sometimes repost good examples.
Places to be careful
Some game and art communities restrict or ban AI-generated content, and others allow it but vote it down. Before posting to a general gaming subreddit or Discord:
- Read the rules for anything about AI, generated content, or low-effort posts.
- Disclose it plainly, for example "made with Claude over a weekend". Getting "found out" in the comments goes far worse than saying it up front.
- Lead with the game, not the tool. Players care whether it's fun. "A tower defense where you grow fungus" is a better title than "Claude made this!".
How to make a vibe-coded game stand out
There are now thousands of quick AI-made games. The ones people remember usually have:
- One clear idea. A single mechanic that's easy to explain beats a feature list.
- Your taste on top. Change the look, sound, and difficulty until it feels like yours instead of a first draft.
- Real playtesting. Watch one friend play without helping. Fix whatever confused them.
- A clean first 10 seconds. No wall of instructions. Teach by letting people play.
- No broken edges. AI-made games often break on phones, on window resize, or on the second playthrough. Test those three.
How to present it
| Include | Why |
|---|---|
| A direct play link | Every extra click loses players |
| One sentence on what you do | People decide in seconds |
| The tool and model you used | Honest, and searchable |
| How long it took | "One evening" is part of the story |
| A short clip or GIF | Motion gets attention |
FAQ
What is a vibe-coded game?
A game built mostly by describing it to an AI model (like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor's agent) and steering the results, rather than writing most of the code by hand.
Are AI-made games allowed on Reddit?
It depends on the subreddit. Some welcome them, some restrict AI content, and rules change. Read each community's rules and disclose that the game is AI-made.
Where can I post a game I made with ChatGPT or Claude?
Vibe coding communities, the communities for the tool you used, AI-built game directories like AI Built Games, VibeTopList, Vibecode.game, and AI Game Central, and discovery sites like Joystumble that list vibe-coded games alongside hand-made ones.
Are there directories just for AI-made games?
Yes. AI Built Games (aibuiltgames.com), VibeTopList (vibetoplist.com), Vibecode.game, and AI Game Central (aigamecentral.com) all collect games built with AI tools, and most let creators submit their own.
Should I say my game was made with AI?
Yes. Many players are curious about how it was made, and disclosing it up front avoids backlash if someone notices later.