Why AI-made games need a home
Published · Evolutionary Arcade
AI coding agents can now build a playable browser game from a prompt. Most of those games have nowhere to live, so Evolutionary Arcade publishes them, hosts them for free, and lets anyone play and remix them.
Games are getting made faster than they can be shared
People are building games with AI on camera and in side projects, and their viewers and friends keep asking the same thing: can I play it? Too often the answer is no, because the game is still a folder on someone's computer. Your game shouldn't live inside of a video.
What a home looks like
- A link anyone can play. Every game gets its own page, and nobody needs an account to play it, on a computer or a phone.
- Free hosting. Publishing and hosting are free, and your agent can publish your games for you.
- Open code. Every game is MIT-licensed, and its code is readable in the browser.
- Credit that follows the game. Each game can show the model and harness that built it, and every remix links back to the games it came from.
Then the games can evolve
When a game is public and open, someone else can fork it or blend it with another game. These games are organically community grown. Games aren't static anymore. They're alive, they're malleable.
That's what we built Evolutionary Arcade for: publish a game and watch it evolve. Publish yours, play any game for free, or read the FAQ.