Major GM Games makes deep, free games with nothing to install and no account to make. Each one is designed by Ara Sagharian and built with AI.
Run a club in a 30-team North American soccer league. Develop players, sell them to Europe at the right moment, and keep a profit-first owner from firing you.
Build a country one spin at a time across 12 traits, then watch it count up against 400,000 simulated nations, from Hell on Earth to G.O.A.T. Then take it to war.
Step into the box against any MLB pitcher from 2015 to 2026 and face his real arsenal at real speed: real velocity, movement, spin and pitch mix.
In development: Major Baseball GM.
I design every system: the odds, the economy, the rules, and when a game should show you information or hide it. The code is written with Claude. I’m upfront about that because the design and the testing are the parts I’m proud of.
Nothing is balanced by guesswork. Before a number ships, it’s checked by simulation, often hundreds of thousands of runs, and then by real players, who find the things simulation can’t.
I’m a Year 12 IB Diploma student at Upper Canada College in Toronto. I make stats-driven sports and strategy games, design graphics, and work on genocide education and human rights.
I’ve spent years inside sports sims: ZenGM leagues, MLB The Show, fantasy hockey and basketball. The games I kept wanting were the ones that took the details seriously, where a player’s mood or a pitcher’s spin rate actually changes what happens. So I started making them.
I design the systems, and the code is written with AI, using Claude. My job is the part a player feels: the rules, the odds, what a screen shows and what it hides, and whether it’s fun. Then I test everything by simulation, from 400,000 simulated nations to tens of thousands of soccer matches, and by real players, who catch what simulation can’t. When someone on Reddit went $35M over budget in Major Soccer GM and won the Cup without getting fired, that became a fix the same week.
On December 9, 2025, the UN’s International Day of the Victims of Genocide, I partnered with the International Institute for Genocide and Human Rights Studies, a division of the Zoryan Institute, to bring its genocide education program to my school. The event drew coverage from international publications as a model for student-led advocacy.
Since then, I’ve petitioned Ontario’s Ministry of Education to make the Armenian Genocide a mandatory part of the provincial curriculum, and spent six months on independent research into why genocide is one of the hardest crimes to prove, advised by Dr. Andrew Matschiner of Chapman University. I volunteer as a social media designer for the Zoryan Institute, and I completed Georgetown University’s Law Academy in 2026.
I taught myself design, one layer at a time. Over several years I’ve made hundreds of custom concept cards for NBA 2K, and I volunteer as a graphic design specialist with Design Framework Studio.
I’m the goalkeeper on my school’s varsity soccer team, which is probably why my favourite thing I’ve built is a penalty shootout. I lead the Armenian Culture Club, mentor younger students in Orr’s House, and I’m part of the Italian Culture Club and the CAD Creation Club. In the summer I’m a counselor at UCC Summer Camps. I play basketball too, and in 2026 I won MVP, scoring champion and rebounding awards in an Elite Camps league.
Read my writing on research, advocacy and design at arasagharian.com
Run a club in a 30-team North American soccer league: build the squad, set the tactics, keep the owner happy, and decide when to sell your best young player to Europe.
Free in any browser. No account. Your league saves as a file you keep. Not affiliated with MLS.
The full game, running in this window. It only loads when you press play.
Your transfer pot pays fees only and refills when you sell. Wages have no hard cap, but payroll above $36M pays luxury tax, and your owner cares about profit before trophies.
Every player wants something: minutes, money, winning or a bigger stage. Block an ambitious kid’s move to Europe and he stops trying, then goes to the press.
Choose from 29 tactical philosophies and 20 formations, set your lineup on a pitch, and name your penalty taker, free-kick taker and captain.
Three draft classes are always on the board, foggier the further out they are. Teenagers develop unpredictably; prime-age players hold steady.
Lose more than a third of the club’s revenue in a season and you’re sacked, even if you won MLS Cup. Every signing screen shows how he’ll react before you commit, and he warns you mid-season while you can still sell.
Get fired and three weaker clubs offer you a job. Take one and the save carries on.
| Per match | Major Soccer GM | Real football |
|---|---|---|
| Goals, both teams | 2.84 | about 2.85 |
| Shots per team | 12.2 | about 12.5 |
| Shots on target per team | 4.2 | about 4.3 |
| xG per team | 1.38 | about 1.35 |
Watch any match live, with commentary and a momentum bar. Knockout games go to extra time and penalties, played kick by kick on a goal frame.
Thirty clubs, two conferences of 15, a 34-game season and a transfer deadline after matchday 20. Then the playoffs: a wild card, a best-of-three first round, a semifinal, a conference final and MLS Cup.
Every offseason runs through nine phases, in order:
Build a country one spin at a time, then find out how it ranks against every nation the game could have produced.
Free in any browser. A run takes two or three minutes.
The full game, running in this window. It only loads when you press play.
Every nation fills the same 12 traits in order, from land area and population to government, GDP, military and a risky wildcard. Each result comes with what it means for your country and a real-world comparison.
The rolls interact. An Economist leader adds 10 GDP steps, a fascist state gets a stronger military and a weaker HDI, and every nation gets one re-spin.
| Mode | How you build | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Classic | One spin per trait; whatever lands is yours | Ratings and insights as each result lands |
| 82-0 | Three reels per trait, keep one | Ratings on every option |
| Mastermind | Three reels per trait, keep one | Only what each option is, no hints |
Your percentile counts up live against 400,000 simulated nations and lands on a tier. G.O.A.T. is the top 0.5%: about 1 in 200 runs, even with perfect choices.
Two players build side by side on one screen. The better country wins on paper, then the two go to war.
Take a saved nation up a 10-round ladder, one tier per round. One loss ends the run and scars the card for good.
Send two of your saved nations against each other, as often as you like.
24 badges on shelves by rarity, up to The Immortal, which stays secret until you earn it.
Designed by Ara Sagharian. Beta testers: Aiden Morrison, Riley Hutton and Ryan Cheung. Code written with Claude.
Step into the box against any MLB pitcher from 2015 to 2026 and face his real arsenal at real speed.
Free in any browser, with nothing to install.
The full game, running in this window. It only loads when you press play.
Good pitchers make different pitches leave the hand on the same path, so they look identical until it’s too late to react. That’s pitch tunneling.
A ring marks the decision point, about 24 feet from the plate, where a hitter has to commit. After each pitch, a dashed line shows where it looked headed and how far it finished from there. That gap is how much it fooled you.
Hit against a pitcher, 10 plate appearances at a time. Every swing is judged on timing to the millisecond and where you aimed.
Watch the delivery and name what he threw, with the speed hidden until you answer.
Throw his pitches side by side to see where they share a tunnel and where they split.
Design your own pitcher, or edit a real one, and share him with a code.
Your career line, records and recent at-bats, next to everyone else’s line against the same pitcher.
9,464 pitcher-seasons, 13 pitch types, and each pitcher’s season averages for velocity, movement, spin and usage. Pitches slow down, drop with gravity and break with their spin, so most of the movement happens in the last 20 feet, just like the real thing.
Pitch data from Baseball Savant (MLB Statcast) and TJStats. Physics based on Baseball Prospectus research on late break.
| Sim | Arcade | |
|---|---|---|
| Contact circle | Standard | About 45% bigger |
| Contact possible | Within 90 ms of perfect | Within 130 ms |
| Counts toward your card | Yes | No |