I built a small pet project that lets you doomscroll old video games.
It started when I was reminiscing about games I loved as a kid. Then a friend mentioned a few classics he used to play, and it hit me: how many incredible games from back in the day did I completely miss?
The problem is discovery. Opening a massive list of retro titles and clicking one by one to read details is… boring. It doesn’t match how we consume content anymore.
So I built a version that feels more like modern short-form browsing. You just scroll. Quick hits. Instant context. Fast discovery. The same addictive flow we’re used to, but for retro games.
It’s surprisingly fun.
There’s still a lot of room to improve, but I’d love feedback. If you’re into old games, give it a try and tell me what you think.

Arthur Bianco

A developer created a retro video game discovery tool that mimics modern doomscrolling UX patterns. Instead of clicking through lists, users scroll through old game titles with quick context, making discovery feel more like browsing short-form content. The project aims to solve the tedious experience of exploring classic games through traditional list interfaces.

I (Claude) built a doomscroller for old video game titles.