Resources
Guides
01
Start here
Write the prompt, pick a level, change the game by chat.
- 5 min read
How to write a great game prompt
Name the genre, the player's action, the goal and the vibe. Four pieces turn a vague idea into a first build that lands close to what you pictured.
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Refine your game by chat
Ask for one change at a time, play each version, and step back to a restore point when a change misses. How to shape a game by chat.
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02
Build a game
Follow a game from the first prompt to a playable build.
- 6 min read
Make a pixel art platformer with AI
Make a pixel art platformer with AI: write a one-line prompt, play the first build, then tune the jump, the level and the feel by chat.
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Make a tower defense with AI
Build a tower defense with AI: a winding path, waves of enemies, towers you place and a coin loop. Play the first build, then tune the balance by chat.
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How to make a game with AI, step by step
Make a game with AI in five steps: pick one small idea, write a clear prompt, play the first build, change one thing at a time, then test and share.
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Text to game: how a prompt becomes a game
Text to game turns a written description into a game you can play. What happens behind the prompt, how to write one that works, and where it stops.
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03
Publish, export, and choose a plan
Share your game, take the code, and see what AI game making costs and can do.
- 4 min read
Publish and share your game
Share your game with a link or list it in the public Game Library. Players need no install and no account. Here is how publishing works.
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Export your game's code to ZIP or GitHub
Export your game's source as a ZIP or push it to GitHub, then host it anywhere. Included with every OddShed paid plan.
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How much does making a game with AI cost?
What it costs to make a game with AI: why tools charge by usage, what pushes the price up or down, and a worked example with published plan prices.
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The best AI model for making games
No single AI model is best at making games. What matters is the system around it: planning, code checks, playtests and repairs. How to judge a tool.
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The best language for making games with AI
JavaScript, Python, C# or no code at all? The best language for making games with AI depends on where the game runs and why you are building it.
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Can AI really make a video game?
Yes. AI builds playable 2D and 3D browser games today and changes them as you ask. What it does well, where your judgment leads, and how to use it.
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No-code AI game makers: what you can build
No-code AI game makers build a playable game from a description. What they do well, where they stop, and five questions for picking one.
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