Start with one sentence
Name the game, its main action, and the goal. “A snake game where I collect apples and avoid the walls” is enough to begin.
CREATE GAME WITH AI
Make a Game with AI: From a Sentence to a Playable Link
Type one sentence into our AI game generator to turn a small idea into a single-file HTML5 browser game. Play the instant preview once generation finishes, edit by chat, and share a public link. No game engine or install needed.
Make your gameSign in to create · New accounts get 2 free credits
HOW IT WORKS
Create a game with AI in three steps
Try the preview. Ask for an edit.
Your generated game appears in a playable preview beside the chat. Ask for one change at a time, then play again to check it.
Send a playable link
Use Share to publish the version you like. Anyone with the public link can play in their browser without an account.
A SMALL START
Example prompts to try
Use these ideas as a starting sentence, then refine the result after playing.
- Snake
- Make a snake game where I collect apples, avoid the walls, and try to beat my score.
- Clicker
- Make a cookie clicker with a counter and one upgrade that earns more cookies per click.
- Tic-tac-toe
- Make a tic-tac-toe game for two players taking turns on the same screen, with a restart button.
- Platformer
- Make a simple 2D platformer where I jump over gaps and collect five stars to win.
KEEP IT PLAYABLE
Short 2D browser games work best
Think quick arcade rounds, clickers, quizzes, or a single jumping challenge. Keep the first version to one main mechanic and a clear win or score. AI output can need fixes: play each version, describe what went wrong, and simplify a request if it tries to do too much.
BEFORE YOU START
Frequently asked questions
Can I create a game with AI for free?
New accounts get 2 free credits. Generating a game costs 1 credit, and each chat revision costs 1 credit, so you can try a first game and one edit.
Do I need coding skills or a game engine?
No. Describe your idea in plain English. The result is a single-file HTML5 game that you can play in your browser, with no engine setup or installation.
Can I change the game after it is generated?
Yes. Play the preview, then ask for changes in chat, such as a slower pace, different colors, or a clearer score. Each revision uses a credit. Test the updated preview to see whether it works as intended.
How do I share my game?
Use Share when you are happy with the preview. It publishes a public link that anyone can open and play without signing in. After further edits, use Update share to publish the revised version to that link.
Which game ideas work best?
Start with a short 2D browser game: one main action, a simple goal, and a small set of rules. Snake, clickers, tic-tac-toe, and small platformer ideas are useful starting points. Complex ideas may need several revisions or a smaller scope.
One sentence is a place to start.
Bring a small idea. Use your first 2 free credits to try it.