About
Zeno AI Games
01A directory, not a host
Zeno AI Games doesn't run anyone's game. It's a wall — a place to display the games developers are building, especially the rough, fast, AI-drafted ones that deserve an audience before they're polished. Every tile links out to the creator's own site, where the game actually lives. We keep the lights on the wall; you keep control of your game.
02How it works
- BrowseThe wall is a grid of portrait reels. Each one is a static cover with the game's title over it.
- Hover to previewMove over a tile and its short clip plays in place — muted, looping, no sound, no commitment. Nothing streams until you hover, so the wall loads fast.
- Click to playClick a tile and you land on the creator's own game, in a new tab. We never embed or rehost it.
03Two ways onto the wall
04Why it exists
AI makes it trivial to draft a playable game in an afternoon and almost as easy to let it rot in a folder. The wall is the in-between: a low-friction, good-looking place to show the thing and send people straight to it. No store, no install, no account required to look.
05What we collect
We count how the arcade and its own games are used. When you visit we record the page, where you came from, your coarse country and a one-way hash of your IP address (never the address itself). When you are signed in we also attach your account id, so we can see which games an account opens and plays, how often it comes back, and when it signs in or out. Our own games send play statistics such as match results, scores, session length, device type, game version, load time and error counts. No free text is collected from games, and the only text we keep from the wall is a short search phrase with anything that looks like an email, link or long number removed. If your browser sends Do-Not-Track or Global Privacy Control, we record nothing about your visit. Games from other creators never receive your account id.
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