Live
Updated · 13 Oct 2026
Small pixel games,
right in your browser.
Nothing to install. Open the link and play on a phone or a computer, alone or with friends.
Released
1 game · free to play in the browser
Live
Making games with AI
Real notes from building Fishing Party
Fishing Party was built by one person and a home-made team of AI agents: they write the spec, draw the mockups, plan, code and test, and I approve every step. I'm writing up what I learned, mistakes and costs included.
From one message to a playable game
Five AI roles: analyst, designer, planner, coder, tester. And where a human has to sign off.
WritingA one-page brief before the first line of code
The choices that are expensive to change later: portrait screens, fonts for your language, whether you need a server.
WritingPixel art when you can't draw
Ready-made asset packs, art drawn by scripts, and why emoji don't belong in a game.
WritingPutting a multiplayer game online
A VPS, containers, HTTPS and spam limits for a small game.
WritingWhich one should come first? Tell me.
Updates
One line per release
Fishing Party · v28A new app icon: a carp on the line.
Fishing Party · v27Play with the phone held sideways; 4 new quests.
Fishing Party · v26A farm with a barn and animals, daily and weekly quests, NPC anglers in public rooms.
Fishing Party · v24Angler characters; pick your shirt and hair colour before you play.
Fishing Party · v11Quick chat, pixel speech bubbles and stickers.
Contact
Hi, I'm Tom
A software developer in Vietnam. I make pixel games for the browser and build tools that let AI agents make software together with people.
I'm open to:
- Developer roles, full-time or contract
- A web game or a small app, from the idea to something that runs
- Setting up an AI-assisted way of building software for your team