Made with Gemini

Gemini games — give yours a home outside the chat

Google Gemini writes solid browser games — and then they're stranded, because a chat transcript isn't a place people can play. Upload your Gemini game's HTML file and it gets a free, permanent page here: sandboxed player, your name, your link, shareable anywhere.

🎮 Upload your Gemini game

The Gemini shelf is open

Community games made with Gemini appear in the AI games directory as they're approved. The section is brand new — early submissions get front-of-shelf visibility. Everything is human-reviewed before it goes live and runs in a sandbox that can't touch player data.

How to build a browser game with Gemini

  1. One file, no imports. Ask for "a single self-contained HTML file with all CSS and JavaScript inline — no CDN links, no external requests." Gemini defaults to pulling libraries from CDNs; our sandbox (and any offline player) blocks those, so inline everything.
  2. Preview in Canvas. Gemini's Canvas mode runs HTML live — build there, and iterate on how the game feels, not just whether it runs.
  3. Ask for the full file every time. After edits, say "give me the complete updated file" — partial snippets are how games get corrupted while you assemble them by hand.
  4. Check it ends with </html>, save as .html, and upload it here (under 800 KB).

Full workflow and prompt templates: How to make a game with AI →

See the bar

For a sense of what finished AI-built games look like, play MOGUL, LEXEME or HOLESHOT — originals built with Claude, free in the browser. Your Gemini game goes on the same shelf.

Games other people built with Gemini

Hosted by their creators, not by us. Each link goes to the creator's own site. We checked every one was up on 2026-10-15; load size and time are our own measurements in a real browser on the GPU, and frame timing appears only where the GPU check passed.