Used only to call the provider above directly from your browser. Never stored.
Picking a genre gives the AI real technical scaffolding for that kind of game (physics, spawning, grid logic) instead of guessing — usually the single biggest jump in quality.
Upload short clips or record your voice — they're baked directly into the game file and never sent anywhere, including to the AI provider. Give each one a short name; the AI uses the name to decide when to play it (e.g. "jump", "win", "taunt"). Keep clips short — they're embedded as-is.
Be specific about controls and the win condition if you have one in mind — the AI follows what you give it. Expect simple, playable mechanics with shapes and emoji for characters, not illustrated art.
Want a 3D game instead? Try 3D Game Forge: runner, racer, maze, platformer or arena, with a level editor.
🎛️ Tune the game — no code needed
Drag a slider and the game changes instantly while you play. Your settings are saved into the downloaded game.
Sliders appear here once a game is loaded.
Pictures are read on your device and baked into the game file — nothing is uploaded. The embed code is one self-contained block you can paste into any site that accepts HTML (WordPress, Wix, Blogger, Notion embeds…).
🔊 Retro sound effects — no files needed
8-bit sounds made from pure code with the browser's AudioContext. Press ▶ to hear one, 🎲 for a new variation you like better. Every game gets them built in — the game plays them with sfx("jump"), sfx("coin") and so on.
🧍 Sprite sheet animator
Drop one PNG with all your character's poses in a grid, say how big each frame is, and pick which frames are Idle, Walk and Jump. The player then animates by itself — walking while an arrow key is held, jumping on Space/Up.
Type frame numbers like 0-3 or 4,5,6, or click frames on the sheet to add them to the selected animation.