Arcade Gaming

Pick from a browser arcade for quick, casual play breaks

Be the first to rate Phone friendly 2026 Vibe Coding Game Jam, rank 120 of 945 Plays in your browser

Checked working on Nov 14

  • WASD / arrows move
  • Click-drag look around
  • E / Enter interact with a cabinet

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About the game

Arcade Gaming lets you walk between arcade cabinets, and each one holds its own small browser game.

Global leaderboard for every score you post. Token machine that pays out tickets. Jukebox tracks and race avatars to spend tickets on. Wardrobe for changing how your character looks.

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Walk up to a cabinet and press E or Enter to start its game. Click a cabinet to start it right away. Click an empty patch of floor and your character walks there on its own. Open the Games list if you'd rather skip walking to each machine. You can play without signing up. Sign in to claim your spot on the leaderboard.

You get tokens before you touch a cabinet. New players get a welcome bonus of 50 tokens. Anyone who comes back gets 20 more tokens each day.

parth_kadakia pitches it as a go-to arcade for quick breaks.

It ranks #108 of 588 games all-time, going by its jam placement until players rate it. How rankings work

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How it was made

Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form. Evidence: the creator's own account.

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Code by AI
Most of it
AI provider
Anthropic
AI tools
Claude Code
Engine
Three.js
Players
Single player
Jam
2026 Vibe Coding Game Jam, rank 120 of 945
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Controls

  • Keyboard
  • Mouse
  • WASD / arrows move
  • Click-drag look around
  • E / Enter interact with a cabinet
  • Click floor auto-walk
  • Click cabinet play instantly
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