Still Wet

Still Wet is a browser puzzle-defence game set on a small hand-inked island. Five salt people have come ashore with their lamps, three hearths wait inland, and the sea comes back. Your job is to keep the three hearths dry when the wave arrives: hold to scoop orange sand, hold to pour it where it blocks the water, then work with water and lava in turn as the hints teach each material.

The island is drawn like a contour map on cream paper, with labelled places — the hill, the vale, the cove — and the sand, water and lava simulation is the whole game: a pour in the wrong place floods a hearth, while a well-placed bank holds the line. The first island is free to play, with more islands offered inside the game, and the tutorial ring walks you through sand, then water, then lava at a gentle pace.

How it was made is stated on the game's AI Browser Game Jam 5 page: "Claude (Anthropic) wrote all of the code in agent sessions: the sand, water and lava simulation, the tribe, and the ink-and-pigment look, which is painted in code as you play. No image or sound model was used; the game ships no asset files." The jam page's playtest thread also shows the author still patching it in October 2026 — fixing the ad panel so the island no longer shifts under the player's finger, and re-aiming the tutorial ring so it never points a pour within reach of a settled hearth.