Father and Son Build AI-Powered Games Website
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Const Agility, a software company based in Texas, has unveiled iplay.free, a new website featuring a range of browser-based games designed for both adults and children. The site was created by Jangul Aslam, the founder of Const Agility, and his high-school son, Adiv, who began the project in May 2026.
The Aslam family's initial project was to rebuild a plastic sliding puzzle from Aslam's childhood. The puzzle, which held fifteen numbered tiles in a four-by-four frame with one empty square, required the player to slide the tiles until the numbers were back in order. Aslam, who had grown up with the puzzle, was teaching Adiv about generative AI when the idea to rebuild the puzzle using AI came to him.
Aslam suggested they ask the AI assistant Claude to rebuild the puzzle, with the goal of creating a version suitable for children. The puzzle's known property, that half of all possible arrangements of its fifteen tiles cannot be solved, was taken into account. The father and son asked Claude to create a game where the tiles would shuffle themselves yet always remain solvable, and the game would include difficulty levels and pictures instead of numbers.
About fifteen minutes later, in May 2026, Aslam and Adiv were playing the game and found it to be genuinely good. They named the game "Slide Quest" and continued to build other games over the following weekend. The games were all built by describing them in plain language to Claude, a process known as vibe coding, and the pair decided to publish the games on the internet.
The games on iplay.free are available in multiple languages and include puzzle, word, board, card, and other games. The site does not contain any advertising and requires no account to play. The site's founder, Jangul Aslam, describes the project as a way for him and his son to learn to work alongside AI.
The site's About page states that Adiv, the son, is still in high school and learning to work alongside AI.
A Pew Research Center report published in February 2026 found that 64% of U.S. teens ages 13 to 17 reported using AI chatbots. Just over half of parents of teens said they had talked to their teen about chatbots. Aslam, the founder, wrote on the site's About page that he and his son are practicing working alongside AI in the open.
The site's name, iplay.free, is a play on words, combining the idea of playing games with the concept of free access to the games. The site's hosting was arranged, and the name and games were published on iplay.free.
iplay.free is a website of browser games that carries no advertising and requires no account. It was started in May 2026 by Jangul Aslam and his son, Adiv, and offers puzzle, word, board, card and other games in multiple languages. The site is published by Const Agility, LLC, a software company based in Texas, United States.