A real git repository
Your game is normal code from the first turn. Clone it, mirror it to GitHub, hand it to a developer — nothing about it is locked to us.
Make a game with AI
An AI game maker that builds a game you can actually play.
Describe a game in plain English and watch it get built — the code, the graphics, the logic. Then play it, publish it, and keep it. And because we host the database, the scores save for everyone.
Four built from one sentence each · no card to play.
In short
Four of these were built with Amelia's Agent from a single sentence each. Play them below, then describe your own — a matching game, a puzzle, an arcade classic. The leaderboard is real: every score lands in a database we host, shared across every player.
Not a demo — real, playable games
Play four games built with AI.
Each was built by describing it in one sentence. Tap one — it opens in a new tab, and your best score saves to a shared leaderboard.
4real games, playable now
~$0.01about what each cost to build
How it works
Describe it. Watch it get built.
- Say what you want“A memory card game with a timer and a leaderboard.” That sentence is enough — you approve a short plan before anything runs, and the plan is priced on the answer like every other turn — about $0.0012.
- It builds the real thingActual code on a real machine — the board, the scoring, the graphics. You watch each step, and the price of the turn is on screen before and after.
- Scores save, for everyoneA leaderboard needs somewhere to store the times. That database is included and hosted here, so records are shared across every device — no Supabase, no separate host to wire up.
The part other AI game makers skip
A game that remembers.
Most “make a game with AI” tools hand you a toy that forgets everything the moment you close the tab — the scores live only in that one browser. Here the database is part of the platform, so a best time set on one phone shows up on everyone’s. The same database saves anything else your game needs: a high-score table, player names, saved progress, a daily challenge. It is the same thing that saves a contact form’s entries or a shop’s orders — included on every plan, and you can buy more as you grow without changing plans.
Yours to keep
Own it, publish it, take it anywhere.
Online in one click
Publish to a live URL with a certificate, or point your own domain at it. Share the link and people play.
$0.01 to build
Every answer is printed with what it cost and there is no seat fee — see what it costs. Start free, no card.
Make your first game free.
Describe a game and watch it get built — then play it. The examples above each cost about $0.01.
Questions
Asked, answered
Can I really make a game with AI?
Yes. You describe the game you want in plain English and Amelia's Agent builds a real, playable one — the code, the graphics and the logic. Four examples on this page (Memory, 2048, Snake, Breakout) were each built this way; play them right now.
Do the scores save?
Yes, and this is the part most AI game makers skip. Every game here writes to a real database we host, so best scores and leaderboards are shared across every player and every device. A database is included — you do not wire up a separate provider.
How much does it cost to make a game with AI here?
A finished game is a handful of turns, and every answer is printed with what it cost — the sample builds on our showcase cost about $0.01. There is no seat fee and no credits to buy; you can start free with no card.
Can I put my game online?
Yes — one click publishes it to a live URL with a certificate, and you can point your own domain at it. The game is a normal git repository you own and can take anywhere.
What kinds of games can it make?
Arcade and puzzle games work best from a sentence — a matching game, a sliding-tile puzzle, a snake or breakout clone, a quiz, a typing game, a clicker. Anything that needs saved scores or a shared leaderboard is a good fit, because the database is built in.