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Browser toy where ChatGPT runs text games other people wrote, and you can publish your own
GPT Games is a small web app that casts ChatGPT as a game master. You pick a game from a public list and play it as a chat, or write your own prompt-defined game and publish it for other visitors. There is no account wall, no credit meter and no pricing page anywhere on the site, and the footer has carried a beta label and a request for feedback since launch. It is a side project by Alex, a lead software engineer in Madrid who also maintains react-guitar and creepyface, so support and roadmap are whatever a personal project gets. The site itself warns that the model may invent facts about people and places.
No plans, no checkout and no credit counter appear anywhere on the site; play and publishing are both open without an account.
Use tool ↗A pleasant five-minute distraction: pick a community-written game and play it as a conversation, or write one yourself in a prompt. It is a hobby project with no account, no billing and no sign of active development, so treat it as a curiosity rather than a platform.
Watch out: It is one person's side project with a Gmail-grade support surface; do not build anything you care about on top of it.
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