Arcade · Puzzle · made with GPT
Wetware Trials
Race through quick brain microgames testing reflexes, memory, patterns and logic.
About Wetware Trials
Wetware Trials is a cognitive arcade built from rapid-fire microgames. Each one tests a single skill, such as reflexes, memory, pattern recognition, or logic, and is simple enough to grasp in about a second. You jump straight in and clear one tiny task after another, measuring how sharp your brain is.
The creator took inspiration from the short, instantly understandable brain teasers of Big Brain Academy on the Nintendo DS, and made the game with Codex on canvas, for phones as well as desktop. In the Vibe Jam 2026 standings it sits at 292nd of 945.
The twist is who made the tests. AI generated the microgames, and humans compete against each other on them, in multiplayer rounds that take cues from the fast, competitive pace of Tetris 99.
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
- HTML5 Canvas
- Players
- Online multiplayer

Questions about Wetware Trials
Is Wetware Trials free to play?
Yes. Wetware Trials runs in your web browser at no cost, with no download or account needed.
Which AI was used to make Wetware Trials?
Wetware Trials 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 Wetware Trials on my phone?
Yes. Wetware Trials supports mobile browsers.
Who made Wetware Trials?
Wetware Trials was made by mfontcada. See their profile on GamesByAI for their other games.
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