Notes from a platform where you make games by describing them.
How our games are built, what they teach, and why a real game can now live in a browser tab.
Describe a Game. Get a Game. Send the Link.
Go Bananas turns one plain-English sentence into a real browser game anyone can play instantly — no code to write, no app to install, no signup to play. Here's how far that goes.
Read →This Photorealistic Zombie Shooter Runs in a Browser Tab. No Install, No Engine, No Excuses.
Ten levels captured from the real world, a boss that only dies to headshots, four-player co-op — all served from a link. Here's how Zombie Files was built, and why the hard parts c
Read →It's April 2027, China Is Massing Off Taiwan, and You Have Minutes to Decide
We turned the defining scenario of a US–China war into a free browser wargame calibrated to CSIS's 2023 study — and it grades you like the Pentagon. Here's what playing it teaches.
Read →Say "Make Me a Game" in Claude — and Get a Real, Playable Game, Not a Code Dump
Go Bananas now speaks MCP: create, edit, remix, and publish multiplayer browser games from inside Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor — then share them with a link or QR code, without leavi
Read →The Pentagon Lost Its Biggest War Game — So It Reset the Simulation. We Built One You Can't Reset.
Take command of a US–Iran crisis in the Strait of Hormuz — free, in your browser, no signup. Fair warning: the scoring is built so "Muddled Through" is the best most commanders eve
Read →Stop reading. Start making.
Describe a game in one sentence and play it instantly — share it with a link.
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