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Decode a daily phrase by working out what each symbol instructs you to do.
AI tools · by Anthropic
The Claude app is Anthropic's chat assistant. It runs on the web at claude.ai, as desktop apps for macOS and Windows with a Linux beta, and as mobile apps for iOS and Android.
For games, the feature to know is artifacts, which Anthropic introduced on June 21, 2024. Ask for a small browser game and Claude builds it as an interactive artifact in a side panel, where you play it and change it by chatting. Artifacts start private, and you can publish one with a public link that others can remix. AI-powered artifacts can call Claude themselves, and players sign in with their own Claude account, so the maker pays no API costs.
Artifacts come with every plan, Free included. The desktop app also runs Claude Code for projects that outgrow one page.

Decode a daily phrase by working out what each symbol instructs you to do.
Orbit a star and bend photon beams through gravity to destroy enemy waves
Draft an NFL roster from random franchise eras and try for a perfect season.
Play chess against a computer opponent on a 3D or 2D board.
Circle a Dyson sphere and shoot down alien ships before they reach it.
Sail the open sea, cast lures for fish and spend coins on new lures.
Find seven blue flowers in a dark forest while spirits chase you.
Play a collection of twelve retro pixel art games in your browser.
Run, jump, and shoot through side-scrolling levels in a Metal Slug-style action game.
Guide a growing snake around the board, eating food and avoiding your own tail.
Swing a crane, switch tools, and sort scrap into bins before time runs out.
Race a fresh procedurally generated 90-second route that changes every day.
Drive a taxi through a 3D city, delivering passengers before the clock runs out.
Fight through Quake's shareware episode in a browser-based first-person shooter.
Race colorful karts around tracks in a Mario Kart-style arcade racer.
Play a waterslide-themed game built in one shot by an AI model
Shoot down enemies in space while answering quick mental quiz challenges.
Fight melee duels with directional attacks and blocks in the browser.
Explore a dark gothic world and fight through fast combat in an NES-style action game.
Counted from the 19 games above. A game can name more than one tool or genre, so a list can add up to more than 19.