Word God
by @edwinhayward · built with an AI coding agent · plays free at experimentswithai.com

Free, no install, runs in the browser. Hosted by its creator at experimentswithai.com — the link opens their site, not a copy on ours.
What Word God is
Word God is a puzzle game by @edwinhayward. Combine words, starting from primordial concepts, to unlock new ones and grow a universe. It is a 39 KB download that loaded in 1.9s when we tested it.
Word God: measured
We loaded Word God in a real headless Chrome, played it, and recorded what it did. Blank cells are facts we could not measure, not zeros.
| Download | 39 KB | Total bytes fetched on first load. |
|---|---|---|
| Loads in | 1.9s | Time to the load event on a desktop connection. |
| Renderer | 2D canvas / DOM | What the game draws with. |
| Requests | 3 | Files fetched — a low count means a self-contained build. |
| On a phone | Fits a 390px screen | Measured in a 390×844 viewport. |
Method and the full comparison: how we measured these games · what games like this cost to build.
Controls
Read from the game’s own page. Check in-game for the full scheme.
Word God FAQ
Is Word God free to play?
Yes. Word God is free and runs in your browser at experimentswithai.com — no download, no install and no account. It was made by @edwinhayward.
What kind of game is Word God?
Word God is a puzzle game. Combine words, starting from primordial concepts, to unlock new ones and grow a universe.
Does Word God work on mobile?
It fits a phone screen — we measured no horizontal overflow in a 390×844 viewport. We did not detect touch controls, so a keyboard and mouse may still be needed.
How big is Word God?
39 KB on first load, across 3 requests, loading in about 1.9 seconds.
Who made Word God?
@edwinhayward, using an AI coding agent. It is one of 393 games built this way that we catalogue and measure.
Credit
Word God was made by @edwinhayward and is hosted on their own site at experimentswithai.com. EveryGameMade does not host or claim this game — this page is a catalogue entry, the screenshot is a frame we captured of it running, and the specs are our own measurements. Creators: get in touch to correct or remove an entry.




