Games built with GitHub Copilot

It fills in the code you already know how to write. That is genuinely useful and slightly dangerous: if you cannot describe the architecture yourself, it will help you build the wrong thing very quickly.

Makers pick their tools from a list when they submit, and that is what this page filters on. It is self-reported and nobody audits it, so treat it as a credit rather than a certificate. Where a game links its source, you can go and look.

No. GitHub Copilot was used to build them, not to run them. Every game here is a link that opens in a normal browser tab, with nothing to install and no account to make.

The split varies enormously and the tag does not tell you which end of it a game sits at. Some people here architect everything themselves and hand over the tedious parts; others describe a mechanic and iterate in conversation until it plays well. It is a fact about the process, not a verdict on the result.

Across the 3 games on this page, the most common categories are action, rpg and strategy. That is what makers actually shipped, counted from the listings themselves rather than estimated.