AI game generator: from a sentence to a playable game
How it works
- 01
Describe the game to generate
Write what the player does, what decides win or lose, and the feel you are after. Question cards collect the details a short prompt leaves open, so the build starts from a settled brief.
- 02
Generate the build
OddShed writes a Phaser 2D or Three.js 3D project from your brief, draws the art it calls for, and checks the code before you see it.
- 03
Play it, then regenerate any part
Play the preview, then ask for the change that matters most: controls, difficulty, art direction or a new mechanic. Each turn produces a fresh build to play.
What you can make
Platformers, arcade games, runners, shooters, and puzzles generated from a prompt
2D or 3D browser projects built on Phaser or Three.js
Art generated to match your brief
Questions about your idea before the first build
Regenerate anything that misses, by chat
A share link when it is ready, and source export on paid plans
Common questions
What is an AI game generator?
A tool that turns a written description into a game you can play. OddShed asks what your idea needs, generates the browser project, and reports whether a browser playtest ran.
How is this different from a one-shot prompt tool?
One-shot generators return a single result from a single prompt. OddShed asks the questions your prompt leaves open, generates the build, and regenerates specific parts after you play it.
What kinds of games can it generate?
Platformers, arcade games, runners, shooters, puzzles, top-down adventures and compact 3D worlds, all playable in a browser. It does not generate Unity, Godot or Unreal projects.
Do I own the games it generates?
Yes. The Terms give you ownership of the games you make, and every paid plan exports the source as a ZIP or to your GitHub.