Quick start
- To play: choose a game on the home page or search and filter the catalog.
- To create: sign in, open AI Studio, and describe gameplay, mood, and difficulty.
- Already have a game? Upload HTML or ZIP, preview it after safety checks, and request review before public release.
- To manage: use My games to change visibility, copy links, or remove a game.
Describe a good game idea
No prompt template or technical specification is needed. Explain what the player does, how they win or lose, and how the game should feel.
- Example: make a 60-second deep-sea star-catching game. Move a boat to catch stars, dodge obstacles, and earn combo bonuses.
- Add details such as portrait mobile controls or gradually increasing difficulty.
- Refine it with requests such as “slow it down,” “use forest colors,” or “add a high score.” You don't need to start over.
Publishing, visibility, and links
- Private: only your account can play. Useful for drafts.
- Unlisted: after checks and review, anyone with the link can play; the game will not appear in discovery.
- Public: after safety checks and publication review, the game appears in discovery and is visible to everyone.
- You can edit title, description, category, tags, and visibility after publishing. New builds keep the same game link.
Upload an existing game
Upload an HTML file that plays in a browser. If the game uses separate scripts, images or audio, zip them with index.html and keep their folder structure.
We check file type, size, archive paths, and expanded size. Uploaded installation scripts are not executed during these checks.
- Single HTML files: up to 25 MB.
- Expanded ZIP: up to 60 MB and 600 files.
- Games run in an iframe sandbox. Browser policies can limit cross-origin requests and local storage.
Continue a workshop project on desktop
Sign in, open the original workshop project and choose Continue on desktop. Enter the API address and project code from the web in the desktop Publisher.
- For a single file, download the original index.html and link the project before editing. For a multi-file beta project, unzip it, open the folder containing project.json, follow its build instructions and review the files to send.
- After saving, return to the same workshop project and check for desktop changes. Play the proposed version and compare the changes before keeping or withdrawing it.
- If the code expires, get a new one in the original project. If the version has changed, save a copy of your local edits, then download the latest kept version and merge them.
Accounts, credits and creator passes
Playing, uploading, and publishing are free. AI Studio requires sign-in to save sessions, games, and credits.
All registered accounts can buy credit packs without a membership. Packs can be purchased repeatedly with no recurring charges. Purchased credits never expire and do not change pass dates; pass credits retain their original expiry.
Limited welcome offers depend on the offer page and claim result. Basic, Pro and Ultra are one-time 30-day passes; credits are shown in the selected plan and order. No automatic charges. Unused pass credits expire, and no pass can be bought during an active pass.
Purchasing and payment status
Memberships and credit packs are not refundable for personal reasons, except for duplicate charges, non-delivery or refunds required by law.
Available payment methods, prices, and service status appear at checkout. New payments cannot be created while a channel is unavailable. Mock payments are clearly labeled and do not charge you.
Entitlements are delivered after server confirmation. If you have paid but have not received them, keep the order ID, payment time, and amount. Check the contact status on this page and do not pay again.
Troubleshooting
- Game won't open? Check visibility. Private games are only accessible to their creator.
- Generation failed? Simplify the description, rephrase, or start from an example.
- No sign-in email? Check spam, confirm the email address, and try again later. Sign-in links expire after a limited time.
- Need help? Check the contact status on this page. Include your account email, game link, or order ID, but never send sign-in links, passwords, or payment verification codes.