Frequently asked questions

It's a place to share and play games made with Claude. People build games with Claude every day, but there's nowhere to actually play them. Upload yours here, get a link, and anyone can play it in their browser — no install.

To play — no. Every game is playable by anyone with the link. To upload, like, comment or follow — yes, you need a free account (so games have a real author and the community stays accountable).

Yes — playing and uploading are completely free.

Just ask Claude. Something like "build me a browser game where…". For a quick game, Claude can give you a single self-contained HTML file. For a bigger one, Claude Code can build a full multi-file web project (Phaser, three.js, a Godot/Unity web export, …).

Yes. Add our MCP connector to Claude (Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector) with this URL: https://claudegaming.com/mcp/creator. Sign in to Claude Gaming once and click Allow — then just ask Claude to "publish this game on Claude Gaming". It can also push new versions of your games and list them. Same rules as the upload form (20 games per hour, moderation). It works from the Claude mobile app too — make and publish a game without touching a computer. Created on your phone, Claude usually builds the game for touch screens; to be sure, ask for "a mobile game you play with one finger". Disconnect it anytime from your dashboard → Settings. To only browse and search games from an assistant, without an account, use https://claudegaming.com/mcp.

Two formats, up to 50 MB:

• A single .html file (everything inlined — perfect for Claude artifacts).
• A .zip of a multi-file game. It must contain an index.html at its root (or inside a single folder — we'll unwrap it).

Yes. Claude Gaming is a home for AI-made games. The upload form asks which model built your game — Claude models get their badge, and other models are credited too. Same formats, same rules, same community.

From a Claude artifact: copy the HTML into a file named index.html. From Claude Code: it writes the project to a folder — zip that folder (make sure index.html is the entry point) and upload the .zip.

Almost always one of two things: there's no index.html at the root of the zip, or the game loads assets with absolute paths (starting with /). Use relative paths (e.g. assets/sprite.png, not /assets/sprite.png).

Yes. Every game runs inside a locked-down sandbox in your browser — it's isolated from the site, from your account, and from your data. A game can't read your session or touch anything outside its own little box.

No. Games run instantly in any modern browser.

Yes — each game has an Embed option that gives you an iframe snippet you can drop into a blog, itch.io page, or anywhere else.

Yes — games have a Remix button so others can grab your HTML as a starting point and build on it. Sharing and remixing is the whole point.

Themed events where everyone builds a game around a prompt within a time window, then submits it. Check the Jams page to see what's running.

Yes — from your dashboard you can delete any of your games, or your whole account, at any time. Deleting removes the files too.