Crumple

What it is

Crumple is a small browser game by Jassi Singh set on a 3D office desk. Following the on-screen hint, you drag the paper ball upward and let go to land it in the bin. The author says on X that he built it in two hours with Opus 5 and Three.js. The official three.js account (@threejs) recommended the game in a post on X. What sets it apart is that it turns the habit of tossing paper at work into a game. The same site has a few other games, a jigsaw, a stacking tower and mini golf, but we found no statement that they were made with AI, so we list only Crumple.

Who it's for: Anyone who wants a one- or two-minute break.

Before you start: The site says it's free, with no download or sign-up, and runs in desktop and mobile browsers; the interface is in English. We didn't find a mute switch on the page. We found no code repository or licence.

Based on the game page, the author's posts on X and the official three.js account's post. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.