ChatGPT games — get yours out of the chat window
People build thousands of games with ChatGPT every day — and almost all of them die in the conversation they were born in. There's no share-a-playable-link button. That's the gap this shelf fills: upload your ChatGPT game's HTML and it gets a free, permanent page anyone can play.
The ChatGPT game shelf is open
This section lists community games made with ChatGPT as they're approved — the directory is brand new, so early submissions get the most visible spots. Every game is human-reviewed, runs sandboxed, and credits its creator with an optional link back to you.
How to build a browser game with ChatGPT
- Ask for one file. The magic phrase: "Build this as a single self-contained HTML file — all CSS and JavaScript inline, no external libraries, no network requests." ChatGPT otherwise loves splitting code into files or importing libraries from CDNs, and both break shareability.
- Use Canvas if you have it. ChatGPT's canvas can preview HTML — iterate there. No canvas? Paste the code into a local
game.htmlfile and refresh your browser between rounds. - Iterate on feel, not just features. Tell it what's unsatisfying in plain words: "the paddle feels slippery", "I never notice when I score." Three rounds of this beats thirty extra features.
- Watch for silent truncation. On long games ChatGPT sometimes cuts off mid-file and continues in the next message — always check the file ends with
</html>before saving. - Save as .html and upload it here. Under 800 KB, self-contained, yours.
Want the full workflow with prompt templates? How to make a game with AI →
While you're here
See what finished AI-built games look like: LEXEME (word game), MOGUL (property tycoon with online rooms), ANTE (poker roguelike) — all free, all built with Claude. Your ChatGPT game will sit on the same shelf.