Party · Strategy · made with GPT
Chaosey
Team up with friends in chaotic co-op, each player using their own key
About Chaosey
In Chaosey, each player gets one key, and nobody controls the whole team. It is an online co-op adventure for two to four players, on phones or desktops, and the group only moves forward when everyone presses their key, so a single missed press holds everyone up.
The creator says the idea came from wanting something to play together when hanging out with friends, and it is built for exactly that kind of session. It was made with Codex in the Phaser engine, and its Vibe Jam 2026 placing was 462nd of the 945 entries.
The one-key setup makes the game about communication and timing more than individual skill. Progress depends on the players coordinating as a team, and the chaos comes from the moments they don't.
How it was made
Most of the code was written by AI. Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.
Evidence: the creator's own account.
Controls
- One assigned key per player
Questions about Chaosey
Is Chaosey free to play?
Yes. Chaosey runs in your web browser at no cost, with no download or account needed.
Which AI was used to make Chaosey?
Chaosey was made with Codex and GPT. Most of the code was written by AI, according to the Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.
Can I play Chaosey on my phone?
Yes. Chaosey supports mobile browsers.
Who made Chaosey?
Chaosey was made by rizaardiyanto. See their profile on GamesByAI for their other games.
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