What it is
Seaglass Halt is a pixel-art browser piece by buildwithsid, who calls it Seaside in his post on X. After you press ARRIVE, you see a small train station above a bay, with waiting passengers, passing trains, boats at sea and a lighthouse in the distance, and the scene changes with the time of day. You can pause or speed up time, move through the day with the arrow keys or the time bar, and switch songs on the station radio; the page also suggests tapping the people in the scene. There are no missions or win conditions, so it plays more like a scene to watch. The author says on X that he made it with Space Bunny, an unannounced "stealth" model being tested under a code name, using a prompt and a few images.
Who it's for: people who like pixel art and want a calm scene to keep them company while they work or rest.
Before you start: open it in a browser with no sign-in; the page shows no prices or paid features. On a computer you use the keyboard and mouse (Space to pause, M to mute, F for full screen, L for the radio). The radio embeds a Spotify player, and the page does not say whether full playback needs a Spotify account. The interface is in English, the page lists no age rating, and it does not say whether phones are supported.
Based on the game page and the author's posts on X. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.