Rogue Memory
Crawl through a deleted AI's mind, recovering memories and escaping the Architect.
AI tools · by Anthropic
Rogue Memory, the AI Browser Game Jam 1 winner, was made in the Claude app, and so was Sketching Fish, a fishing game whose 75 species are all stationery puns. The app runs at claude.ai, on macOS and Windows with a Linux beta, and on iOS and Android.
Artifacts, which Anthropic introduced on June 21, 2024 and includes on every plan, Free too, turn a request for a small browser game into an interactive piece in a side panel that you play and change by chatting.
You can publish an artifact with a public link that others can remix, and AI-powered artifacts can call Claude themselves while players sign in with their own Claude account, leaving the maker with no API costs. The desktop app also runs Claude Code for projects that outgrow one page.
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Crawl through a deleted AI's mind, recovering memories and escaping the Architect.
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