It's what mission control says at liftoff. This is a launch pad for AI-built games: finished browser games, shipped for the fun of it.
Flight Briefing
Godspeed.dev: AI Games is a launch pad for free browser games. Jon Horton designs each mission with his kids as the focus group, then codes it himself, built with Claude Code, using plain JavaScript and canvas instead of a big game engine.
Mission Manifest
Sword Quest
A free ten-world browser action game. Falling bridges, rushing rivers, golden kings, and a final showdown with the Diamond King. Designed by a five-kid focus group; built with AI.
Launch missionCat Fighter
A cat fighting game for 1–2 players. Swipe, pounce, block, chase mice for power-ups, and battle to the three-stage showdown with Oreo. Then unlock Thunder, the flying cat.
Launch missionAlley Cats: Nine Lives
A side-scrolling cat beat 'em up. Claw high, sweep low, and brawl through nine streets of enemy cats, from the backyard all the way to Oreo's penthouse.
Launch missionSky Talons
Fly as a falcon, hawk, or vulture. Dive on scurrying rodents against the clock through six hunts, then battle Falco, the King Falcon, at the peak of the sky.
Launch missionDrone City Battle
Blue Team vs Black Team, in real 3D. Fly a combat quadcopter through a dense city with your AI wingmen, run the cannon hot, and hold the sky through rising waves of hostile drones.
Launch missionPizza Panda
Deliver hot pizza to every neighbor across nine levels: the neighborhood, the sewers, downtown rooftops, then orbit on a fart boost. Ends with CRUSTBUSTER-9000 on the moon.
Launch missionJungle Rush
A retro arcade run for one or two players. Luna and Reyah race the trail while the jungle pours down at them. Claw to attack, bark to shield and bounce their shots back, and drop seven big beasts.
Launch missionDragon Knight
A little boy with a big sword and a shield fights dragons and machine-gun robots to rescue the princess in the purple dress from Grumbo, a green monster bigger than a house. Bounce his fireballs back.
Launch missionLech Lecha
A Torah RPG. Walk with Avram from Charan into the land of Kna'an: farm wheat, press olives and grapes, drive off desert raiders, get back to the tent before night, and keep Shabbat. The quests follow Bereishit 12 to 25, from the first call to the cave of Machpelah.
Launch missionZombie Run
A real-world chase game. Zombies spawn around your actual GPS position and move toward you at walk, jog, and run speeds. Swing your phone to fight, hold a safe zone, or make it home.
Launch missionMission FAQ
- What is Godspeed.dev?
- A launch pad for free browser games built with AI. Jon Horton designs them with his kids and builds them with Claude Code, then ships them here for anyone to play.
- Are these games really made with AI?
- Yes. Every game is coded with Claude Code from a design the kids and Jon work out first. The art direction, levels, and rules are human decisions; the code is AI-written and human-tested.
- Are the games free? Do I need to sign up?
- Free, no account, no download, no ads. Open the page and play.
- Do they work on a phone?
- Most do, with on-screen touch controls. Drone City Battle and the two-player games are best on a keyboard.
- Which games are for two players?
- Cat Fighter and Jungle Rush share one keyboard for two players.
- Is there a Bible game?
- Lech Lecha is a Torah RPG that follows Avram from Charan into the land, through Bereishit 12 to 25.