What will you
create today?
Describe a game. Make it yours. Let the world play.
Plan with game workflow
Plan with game workflow Create by conversationMade for browser playYour game. Your world.
A spark for your next game.
Play an idea. Pick a starting point. Make it your own.
Opening the builder is free. Sign in and confirm Build game to use credits. Explore plans →
How to create a game with AI
Describe one clear game loop
Start with something small: jump over obstacles, match tiles or defend a spaceship. Choose a mechanic and an art direction, then add your characters and setting.
Build, play and refine
Review the credit cost, sign in and start a build. The workbench shows the job’s progress and preview. Ask for a focused change, or select part of the game to describe an edit.
Share a game that feels good
Test the start screen, controls, win or loss and restart. Try a phone in both orientations. Share the full-screen play link, or download the generated HTML file.
Before you build
Is the AI game generator free?
Browsing and playing sample games are free. AI builds and edits use creation credits: Fast costs 9 credits and Pro costs 45 per request. Review current plans, the newcomer pack and credit packs before purchasing.
Do I need coding experience?
You can describe your game and changes in plain language. The builder generates the HTML game and lets you preview it. Generated games may need multiple edits and playtesting; a first build is a starting version.
Can I upload my own images and icons?
Signed-in creators can upload supported assets to their personal library and attach them in the builder. Use artwork you own or have permission to use. Keep important game controls readable on a phone.
Will the game work on mobile?
The generation brief requests touch controls and a responsive game viewport. Browser and device behavior can vary, so test your generated game before sharing. The full-screen play page supports mobile safe areas and keeps its ad placement outside gameplay.
What happens if a build fails?
Failed generation jobs refund their creation credits. A completed game still needs testing: bugs in a playable result can be addressed with another edit, which uses credits.