Text to game AI: type it, then play it
How it works
- 01
Describe the idea
Name the genre, the player's main action, the goal and the feel. OddShed asks about whatever your sentence left open.
- 02
Approve the plan
Your answers become a plan card. Approve it to start the build, edit anything it got wrong, or skip straight to building.
- 03
Play it and change it
The finished game opens in Preview. Play it, then ask for one change at a time. The result card shows what was checked and whether the game was playtested in a browser.
What you can make
Question cards that pin down what your sentence left open
A complete Phaser or Three.js project behind every game
A playable preview the moment the build finishes
Art drawn from your description
Changes by chat to mechanics, art, levels, UI and scoring
One link to share it, or a place in the public library once it is reviewed
Common questions
How long does the first build take?
A first playable version arrives within a few minutes. The team keeps building from there, and the build shows each step as it goes.
What kind of prompt works best?
Concrete beats vague. Name a genre, a player action such as run, shoot, place or sort, a goal and a feel. The question cards settle the rest.
Can I keep changing the game after the first build?
Yes, as long as you like. Ask for one change, play it, ask for the next. Builds that change your game save a restore point first, so you can step back. Restore points are not backups, so export what you want to keep.
Can I export what I make?
Yes. Every paid plan exports the project source as a ZIP or to your GitHub account, and the game is yours to host anywhere.