Universal Paperclips
decisionproblem.com
Free incremental browser game where the player is an AI maximising paperclip production; also sold on mobile.
New York studio for location-based and social games, co-founded in 2005 and acquired by Zynga in 2011.
New York studio for location-based and social games, co-founded in 2005 and acquired by Zynga in 2011. area/code is a indie game makers product built by indie maker Frank Lantz, launched in 2005. area/code has since been acquired.
decisionproblem.com
Free incremental browser game where the player is an AI maximising paperclip production; also sold on mobile.
everybodyhousegames.com
Lantz family game studio behind Hey Robot, Babble Royale and Q-UP.
everybodyhousegames.com
Party word game played with a smart speaker such as Alexa.
Number-dropping puzzle game designed at area/code, later published by Zynga.
area/code is a indie game makers product: New York studio for location-based and social games, co-founded in 2005 and acquired by Zynga in 2011.
area/code was made by Frank Lantz, Creator of Universal Paperclips and Drop7; founding chair of the NYU Game Center. It launched in 2005. Frank Lantz has also built Universal Paperclips, Everybody House Games, Hey Robot, Drop7.
area/code has been acquired. It is no longer owned by Frank Lantz, who built it as an indie maker.
area/code started as an indie game: it was made by Frank Lantz without a big studio behind it. It has since been acquired, so it is no longer independently owned.
area/code was released in 2005 by Frank Lantz.
vibejam.com
Game jam for games built mostly with AI coding tools.
fly.pieter.com
Multiplayer browser flight simulator built largely with AI prompting that went viral.
apps.apple.com
Casual game built around a viral TikTok trend.
apps.apple.com
Game that teaches you to play piano notes.
apps.apple.com
Game that teaches kids to read music notes.
apps.apple.com
Game for learning Spanish.