Vibecode.game, a game discovery platform launched by Yield Guild Games, has announced the five winners of its first VibeBlitz game jam, following a four-week competition focused on AI-assisted game development.
The event was organized with Animoca Brands’ Minds, a platform offering AI assistants capable of remembering context and using digital tools. Participants used a specialized Game Designer Mind to develop their ideas, overcome design problems and turn prompts into playable games.
More than 250 people participated, submitting 72 games during a two-week development period. A week of community voting reduced the field to 15 finalists before an industry judging panel selected the five winners.
Idle Tactics: Ascension took first place. The browser-based pixel-art game allows players to choose a hero that auto fights while they handle the equipment, create upgrades and decide when to challenge bosses. Its creators received $1,000 worth of $YGG tokens and $1,000 in Minds Cognition Credits.
- Second place went to Tiny Realm, a RTS game in which players collect resources and build defences against waves of insect invaders. The game received $600 in $YGG tokens and $600 in Minds credits.
- The Last Seal finished third. The dark, side-scrolling actioneer combines platforming, combo-based combat and unlockable characters. Its creators received $400 in tokens and $400 in credits.
- Agent Fighter, a browser-based fighting game that places human players and AI agents in a shared competitive system, took fourth place. Pixel Abyss, a roguelike dungeon crawler featuring hidden rooms, collectible items and unlockable abilities, completed the top five.
The fourth- and fifth-place games received combined token and platform-credit prizes with stated values of $600 and $400 respectively.
Entries were judged by YGG co-founder Gabby Dizon and Animoca Brands game designer Mohamed Abdelkhalek. The judges considered playability, entertainment value, originality, storytelling and technical execution.
Each game was also built within a virtual 32-by-32 plot of land presented as part of a digital neighborhood. Participants could earn bonus points by meaningfully referring to a neighboring team’s creation, reflecting Animoca Brands’ wider interest in shared digital environments for humans and AI agents.
You can check out all the games and make your own at the Vibe-Code.game website.