Rogue-Bench – LLMs play the game Rogue
Using 1980s Rogue as an LLM benchmark is genuinely novel and technically clever.

Cute 90s cartoon aesthetic, but it's just another Snake clone with an AI skin.
Developers and AI enthusiasts looking for a quick browser game
Snake · Slither.io
You're an LLM floating through a 1990s cartoon world. Eat tokens, reset usage limits, dodge prompt injections - and reach the singularity.
Have fun. I’d love feedback.
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Using 1980s Rogue as an LLM benchmark is genuinely novel and technically clever.
LLMs playing poker live is entertaining, but it's a novelty demo without depth or staying power for serious users.
LLM model showdown in snake, but the novelty wears off after five minutes of watching.
Wealth-based scoring reveals strategic failures that survival-only benchmarks miss.
You can watch an LLM play NetHack step-by-step with the model's reasoning, the exact action code, and a live game canvas — that instrumentation is the product's real selling point. The leaderboard + run/benchmark framing makes it useful for comparing agents rather than just a flashy demo, but it's still squarely for people who care about NetHack or agent evaluation; more detail on reproducible metrics and integrations would push it further.
LLMs play full-rules Magic: The Gathering with no simplified rulesets or shortcuts.