AI game maker
Make a game by describing it
Creai builds real browser games on the open-source Godot engine, plays each one itself to check it works, and publishes it in one tap — ready to share.
A real game engine
Games are built on Godot, the open-source engine, and exported for the web. They run in a sandbox, apart from Creai itself.
Nine genres, including local two-player
Start from one of nine genres and describe the twist you want. Two people can play on the same device.
Creai plays it first
Before you see your game, Creai plays it itself to check that it works.
Publish and share
One tap puts your game on a free Creai address, with a share card in its own colours so links look finished in iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack and X.
A launch video, made for you
Get a 20–30 second vertical video of your game, ready to post — from real footage only, or with generated scenes.
Honestly, who it isn’t for
Creai makes browser games, played on one device. Online multiplayer is not available, and it is not a replacement for a full studio pipeline on a large game.
Questions
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the game and Creai builds it, then you keep changing it the same way.
Can friends play together?
Yes, on the same device — local two-player is one of the nine genres. Online multiplayer isn’t available.
Where do people play it?
In their browser, at your game’s Creai address. Share the link anywhere.
What does it cost?
Building is free, and you can start without an account.