Make a game

Make a sandbox game with your own rules

Sandbox games give players a world and a pile of tools. Tell OddShed what the world is and what can be built, mined or crafted, play what the agent team builds, then keep changing it by chat.
Made with OddShed
Play an exampleDeepdirt, a pixel survival crafting sandbox. Dig around below.

Example prompts

  • A 3D voxel sandbox where I place and break colored blocks on a floating island. Day turns to night, and I can build a lantern to light my house.

  • A 2D survival game where I dig underground, collect ore, and craft better tools to go deeper.

  • A relaxing builder with no enemies. I get a palette of materials and a big flat field, and I can save my creation.

How it works

  1. 01

    Describe the world and what the player can do in it. The agent asks about the style and the goal, if any.

  2. 02

    Approve the plan. The team builds the world and the tools, then checks it.

  3. 03

    Build or dig around, then change things by chat: "add glass blocks", "add a crafting table".

Common questions

3D blocks or 2D digging, which should I pick?

Say which in your prompt. Deepdirt shows 2D survival crafting, and you can ask for 3D blocks instead, or describe your own mix.

Does it need enemies or a goal?

No. A sandbox can be pure building, or have survival rules. You decide, and you can add either later.

What should the blocks look like?

However you describe them: chunky cubes, smooth pastel shapes or flat pixel tiles. If the first look is off, say what to change and play again.

Can others visit my world?

Anyone with your link can look around, no account needed. To build together at the same time, ask for online multiplayer: the agent can add online rooms that friends join from the link.

Give players a world and see what they make of it.