OpenAI · GPT
GPT-6.1 Sol games: 1 free AI game made with GPT-6.1 Sol
GPT-6.1 Sol built STRIX: Dead Air, a robot deck-builder that works offline once loaded.
- 1playable
- 1play on this site
- 0made for phones
- 0video demos
Status: Released by OpenAI on 29 September 2026, according to coverage of the GPT-6 Sol line.
Play GPT-6.1 Sol games
Sorted with our picks first, then the newest. “Plays here” means the game runs on its page on this site; the rest open on the creator’s host. Links checked 11 November 2026.
What kind of games does GPT-6.1 Sol make?
Across the 1 GPT-6.1 Sol games listed here, the most common genres are card games (1), strategy games (1). None were built specifically for phones, and 1 publish their code under an open-source license.
| Game | Genre | Phone | Where it plays |
|---|---|---|---|
| STRIX: Dead Air | Card & dice | Works on phones | Here and original site |
How we credit GPT-6.1 Sol
A game is listed under GPT-6.1 Sol when its creator names the model in the post, page or repository where they shared it. Games made with several models appear on each model’s page. We do not run the games through any detector and we do not rebuild them; if a credit is wrong, email contact@tinyaigames.com and we fix it within a day. More on how we list AI games.
GPT-6.1 Sol games FAQ
What games has GPT-6.1 Sol made?
We list 1 playable game credited to GPT-6.1 Sol: STRIX: Dead Air. Each one links to the creator’s own copy.
Can I play GPT-6.1 Sol games for free?
Yes. All 1 are free in a browser. 1 of them play right on this site; the others open on the creator’s host (Claude Artifacts, for example, cannot be embedded).
Is GPT-6.1 Sol out?
Released by OpenAI on 29 September 2026, according to coverage of the GPT-6 Sol line.
Can GPT-6.1 Sol make a game from one prompt?
Some creators say so: STRIX: Dead Air was described by the creator as coming from one prompt. Most other games took several rounds of prompts.