It's called Game Trough because that's what it is

There is a very large amount of software being written right now by people describing what they want to a model. Some of it is genuinely good. A lot of it is slop. Most of it disappears into a chat log about four minutes after it starts working.

This site is a place to put the ones worth keeping. Not a showcase of what AI can do — a games site that happens to be full of games made this way, with the same things any games site needs: pages that load fast, a play button that works, comments underneath, and a person deciding what gets published.

What's actually here

• Real hosting. Upload a zip of your build and it's served from an isolated sandbox with a locked-down content security policy. Not a link to a Replit that'll be gone in a month.
• A review queue. Every submission is looked at by a human before it goes live. That's slower than auto-publishing and it's the right call.
• A forum with an actual point. The interesting part of an AI-built game is usually the gap between what you asked for and what you got. That's what the community section is for.
• Attribution for the process. Every game page has a "how it was made" section. One-shot it, iterate on it, hand-write the hard parts — all respectable, all worth writing down.

What's deliberately not here

• Ads over gameplay. There are ad units on this site because hosting costs money. There will never be one inside or on top of a game frame.
• Engagement mechanics. No streaks, no daily login rewards, no notification designed to drag you back.
• Pretending the AI didn't help. That's the whole premise.

Who made it

One person, with a lot of help from Claude Code — which felt like the only honest way to build this particular website.