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Siren Hunter

Search the Seven Wonders in Street View to find hidden sirens.

Plays in your browser Phone friendly 2026 Vibe Coding Game Jam: rank 426 of 945
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About Siren Hunter

Siren Hunter is a hide-and-seek hunt across the Seven Wonders of the World, played in Google Street View. At each site you pan the view and scan the surroundings for hidden sirens and anything out of place, then move on to the next wonder.

The creator says they had been learning to code and vibe coding for about six months, with a couple of web tools already released, and joined Vibe Jam 2026 late. They handled the idea, design, images, and audio themselves and built the game with Claude Code.

The places are real. Instead of a made-up map, every stop is real-world imagery of a famous landmark, which turns each one into a small search through a place that actually exists.

How it was made

Most of the code was written by AI. Source: Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.

Evidence: the creator's own account.

AI provider
Anthropic
AI tools
Claude Code
Players
Single player
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Questions about Siren Hunter

Is Siren Hunter free to play?

Yes. Siren Hunter runs in your web browser at no cost, with no download or account needed.

Which AI was used to make Siren Hunter?

Siren Hunter was made with Claude Code and Claude. Most of the code was written by AI, according to the Vibe Jam 2026 submission form.

Can I play Siren Hunter on my phone?

Yes. Siren Hunter supports mobile browsers.

Who made Siren Hunter?

Siren Hunter was made by Mayank_Bishwas. See their profile on GamesByAI for their other games.

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