What it is
Bay Ride is a browser game for exploring a bay, made by Prasenjit (@prasenx on X, StarKnightt on GitHub). You can walk the pier and the shore, hop into a boat and steer it, change the time of day and the camera, and switch the music on or off. The repository README says it was built in Cursor by AI agents working in a builder and critic loop: one changes the scene, the other compares screenshots and gives feedback, and the author keeps steering. On X, the author says the model was Claude Opus 5.5 and that it took 90,000 screenshots of its own game while fixing it; that number is his own account.
Who it's for: People who like taking their time with a view and a boat, and developers curious about letting AI check screenshots and fix a game on its own.
Before you start: Opens straight in the browser with no sign-in and no payment asked. Desktop keyboard and mouse only: WASD or arrow keys to move, Shift to speed up, Space to jump, F to get in or out of the boat; the README says there is no mobile or touch mode. The interface is in English, and the first load waits for the water to render. The code is public on GitHub under the MIT license. The pages don't give an age rating.
Based on the game page, the GitHub repository and the author's posts on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.