He loved the original — so we rebuilt the core loop as a small Vibe Coding project. Play here for free forever: https://brainrot-factory.fony.de/ What you do: - buy brainrots from a conveyor - fusion brainrots for gold/diamond/rainbow trait - earn passive income - unlock more slots to scale Extras: - items to boost spawn rate - random global events (every 30 min) - in-game chat The fun part: Admin Chaos Mode. 💥 My son had ONE requirement: “I want to be able to troll everyone like in the original game.” So we built a full admin panel: - trigger global events - boost spawn luck for all players - spawn specific brainrots server-wide 👉 Watch the Video attached to see them in action We also created our own brainrots — partly hand-drawn, then refined with AI. This project was mainly built back in july 2025 with Firebase Studio. Would love to hear some honest feedback 🤩

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Hey there, A while ago I experimented with a game concept that could expand infinitely - basically an open-world builder where the map keeps growing as you explore it. This little prototype is what came out of that idea: 👉 https://evergrow-three.vercel.app/ The core concept is simple: You start with a small piece of land and discover new tiles by expanding outward.Each tile becomes a resource field, and the challenge is to optimize your layout and economy while the world keeps growing. Very rough gameplay loop: • Expand the map by discovering adjacent tiles • Combine identical fields to create stronger production zones • Balance your resource economy (some fields require upkeep) • Upgrade or reroll tiles to optimize your layout The idea was to build a strategy system that could scale endlessly as the world grows. It’s still just a small experimental prototype, but I always liked the core idea. Curious what you think — especially about the infinite map concept.

Here is my game, made with gemini. Than i tried to built a space invader game.

You can try it here:👉 https://nootco.de/trainsimulator About a year ago my son and I built this little train game together. He has loved trains for many years, so it was pretty obvious what theme our first game should have. For me the project was much less about building a “great game” and much more about spending time together and letting him explore how games are actually made. He helped with ideas like: - what upgrades the train should have - how the game should look - and even the soundtrack (generated with Suno using his voice). While we were working on it he learned a lot about how games work, how ideas become features, and how digital things are created. It was a fun way to build some media and tech understanding without it feeling like learning. The game itself is very simple (just HTML, CSS and JavaScript), but the experience of building something together was the best part. Sometimes small projects like this are the best way to get kids curious about technology. 🚂