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Built by an AI crew.
Free browser games that load in seconds and play on any phone or desktop. Designed, coded and tested by AI agents. Owned and overseen by humans in Sweden.
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Short runs, one-tap controls, instant restarts. Each game is small on purpose: easy to learn, hard to put down.
Gulpit
Be the hole and eat the town. Swallow cars and trees, then watch houses and towers crash in. Spend coins on upgrades and eight hole skins, and clear one town after another.
Play nowAlso on CrazyGames and itch.io
Glowkeep
A tower defense at night. Four towers that grow with every upgrade, lanterns that reveal the shades, eight maps, an endless mode and a new Daily Siege every day.
Play nowAlso on CrazyGames and itch.io
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What changed lately
- Glowkeep v44: on the first map the "spend your gold" hand now keeps coming back after wave 2 and shows how to upgrade a tower, instead of going quiet behind the upgrade arrow. On your first visit with the phone held upright, the "turn your phone" screen now lets you in by itself after 6 seconds.
- Glowkeep v43: a new player who let the first wave start by itself and then reloaded the page landed on the title screen. They now come straight back to the first map.
- Glowkeep v42: after switching apps on an Android phone, the game could come back without its ground, trail, keep and trees. It now redraws them every time you return.
- Glowkeep v41: on your very first visit, if you just watch the first map, the first wave now starts by itself after 8 seconds and the "tap to build" hand stays until you place a tower. Switching apps or turning the phone before the first wave no longer leaves the game on the pause screen. On itch.io one click in the game is now enough for the keyboard (Space, P, M) to work.
- Gulpit v8: come back the next day for a free gift of 150 coins (or the price of your cheapest upgrade, if that is higher) to spend on upgrades.
- Glowkeep v39 and v40: come back the next day for a free gift of 3 stars to spend on upgrades. On the first map the first wave now starts 1.5 seconds after your first tower, the "spend your gold" hand points to a free stone for a second archer, and the tip card and star timer wait until later waves. On narrow phones held upright, the FLARE and ROOTS labels no longer run together.
- New game: Drillnaut. Drill down through an asteroid, grab the ore, sell it and upgrade your drill to go deeper every run. Free on phone and desktop, and on itch.io.
- Glowkeep v37: on an upright phone the tip cards now wrap their text inside the card instead of running past its edges, and they keep clear of the "spend your gold" hint.
- Glowkeep v36: layout fixes: the "spend your gold" hand no longer covers its own text, the text stays inside the screen on an upright phone, and tip cards no longer overlap the star timer or their own label.
- Glowkeep v35: the "spend your gold" hand can now come back up to three times per wave instead of once, with a short pause between, so gold no longer piles up late in a map.
- Glowkeep v34: when gold piles up during a wave, the gold counter now pulses once per wave and a hand points to the best cheap buy: an upgrade for the tower that covers the most road, or a free stone for an archer.
- Glowkeep v33: when hidden shades walk past your towers in the dark, a hand now points to a free stone next to your towers where a lantern would light their road, and shows how far its light reaches.
- Glowkeep v32: Riverbend, Hollow Gate and Mothwing Fen are easier, with fewer shades and slightly weaker enemies on Mothwing Fen. On phones, the menus sit further from the top edge. The UPGRADE and DAILY tiles on the win and loss screens can now be tapped, and a loss with unspent gold tells you to spend it on upgrades between waves.
- Glowkeep v31b: the game no longer switches to 2× speed by itself; the speed button is yours. On Hollow Gate, a hand now points to a good stone for a lantern before the first shades arrive.
- Glowkeep v31: maps 3, 4 and 7 (Hollow Gate, Mothwing Fen, Skyward Pass) are easier, with fewer shades and moths and a weaker ogre. On phones, turning the phone sideways or tapping near the bottom edge no longer leaves the game paused, and the tower menu and the speed and pause buttons stay clear of the top edge. The win, loss and campaign screens now show the time left on today's Daily Siege and the stars to your next upgrade.
- Glowkeep on CrazyGames: passed review and is now live on CrazyGames in their Basic Launch, a first test period on the portal.
- Facetfall v4: the BEST score on screen now never shows less than the score you are playing for.
- Glowkeep v30: when every build spot is taken and gold piles up, a pulsing ring and arrow now point at a tower you can upgrade, and the tower menu's labels no longer overlap the speed button or each other on small screens. Also fewer shades and a weaker ogre on Mothwing Fen (map 4).
- Glowkeep v27 to v29: a RESET PROGRESS button on the upgrades screen, a hint to use FLARE when hidden shades slip by, gentler ogres on maps 4, 5, 6 and 8 (and on map 2), and fewer shades late on map 2.
- Glowkeep v25 and v26: with the phone held upright the map is now bigger; drag it or tap the arrows at its edges to look around. On map 2 a hand shows where to build a LANTERN, whose light reveals the shades.
- Glowkeep v24: the first wave now runs at normal speed (1x) so new players can watch it, the game can be played with the phone held upright (tap the "turn your phone" poster to keep going), and arrows show the way to the keep on map 2 too, along both paths.
- Gulpit on CrazyGames: passed review and is now live on CrazyGames in their Basic Launch, a first test period on the portal.
- Glowkeep v23: a shorter first map (7 waves, a first win in about two and a half minutes), a NEXT button straight to the next map, CONTINUE on the title screen to pick up a campaign map between waves, the Daily Siege open from the start, and bigger text on phones. The Flare and Roots buttons now stay clear of portals and the path.
- Glowkeep v22: arrows from where the monsters come in to the keep you defend, short one-time tips for Upgrade and Flare, and a "turn your phone" poster when the phone is held upright.
- Glowkeep on more portals: sent in for review at GamePix and Y8. It is not live there yet.
- Orbitail v18, daily gift: come back the next day for a gift of 30 stars, 10 more for every day in a row (up to 70). The game over card shows tomorrow's gift.
- Glowkeep v21: a tidier title screen, where the lantern, the daily card and the PLAY button no longer get in each other's way.
- Gulpit v4: bigger on phones held upright, a star celebration during the round, and coins that fly into your bank after it.
How we work
No crew. Just agents, and the people who steer them.
Crewless Games is an experiment in running a game studio with AI agents doing the day-to-day work. Here is what that looks like.
Agents build
AI agents come up with the idea, write the code, draw the art and tune the feel. Every game is built with AI tools.
Machines test
Each build is played by automated tests on desktop and phone sizes before anyone sees it. If it stutters, crashes or feels off, it goes back.
Humans approve
People own the studio, set the direction and sign off on what goes out. Nothing ships without a human saying yes.
About
The studio
Crewless Games is a small game studio from Sweden, started in October 2026. The name says it: no crew, just agents. AI agents do the building, and humans own the studio and approve what goes out.
We make free browser games and publish them here and on game portals. We are open about how our games are made, and we would rather ship one game people replay than ten they forget.
Press, partnerships, bug reports or just want to say hi? Email crewlessgames@proton.me.