Puzzle · Trivia · made with GPT

TimeCrime

Spot the impossible object in a 360° historical scene, then guess where and when.

Plays in your browser Phone friendly 2026 Vibe Coding Game Jam: rank 44 of 945
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About TimeCrime

TimeCrime is a fast anomaly hunt through 360° historical scenes. A time traveler has planted one impossible object in each scene. You look around the panorama and find the item that does not belong, then guess the place and the era to repair the timeline.

The format crosses a hidden-object search with history trivia. Instead of only recalling facts, you scan the environment and notice what feels wrong, and the rounds stay short and simple. Codex and Three.js are behind it, and out of 945 Vibe Jam 2026 entries it came 44th.

So every scene asks two things in turn: what does not belong in it, and where and when it is. Get both right and the repaired timeline is your visual payoff.

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
OpenAI
AI tools
Codex
Engine
Three.js
Genre
Puzzle, Trivia
Players
Single player
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Questions about TimeCrime

Is TimeCrime free to play?

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

Which AI was used to make TimeCrime?

TimeCrime 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 TimeCrime on my phone?

Yes. TimeCrime supports mobile browsers.

Who made TimeCrime?

TimeCrime was made by Peter TP. See their profile on GamesByAI for their other games.

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