01 · Overview
Four surfaces, one creation loop
OpenGame is organized around one simple loop: understand a playable reference, turn your idea into a clear brief, generate inside the right workspace, and keep the result as a portable browser-game artifact.
Play first
Open a finished game first so controls, pacing, camera, and visual direction are concrete before you write a prompt.
Browse gamesShape the brief
Use the homepage generator to turn a rough idea into a focused game brief without starting inside a complex workspace.
Open generatorBuild in Studio
Use Studio for project history, generation progress, iterative changes, previews, downloads, and publishing.
Open Studio02 · Choose an entry
Use the lightest tool that fits the job
Free Generator and Studio are two entry points into the same product, but they are designed for different levels of commitment.
Free Generator
Best when the idea is still rough and you want a fast playable direction before committing paid Studio credits.
- Guided, single-purpose entry on the homepage
- Uses the separate Free Generator credit balance
- Good for testing a mechanic, genre, or visual direction
- Continue the selected direction in Studio
OpenGame Studio
Best when the concept is clear and you need a persistent workspace for generation, iteration, and delivery.
- Thread and run history for ongoing game projects
- Quick HTML and multi-file game bundle output modes
- Preview, download, remix, and publication controls
- Production runs use Studio Credits
03 · Workflow
From reference to playable build
The workflow is intentionally progressive. Each step removes uncertainty before the next generation run.
- 01PlayChoose a finished demo and notice its core loop, controls, feedback, and restart behavior.
- 02DescribeWrite the player experience first, then add platform, camera, input, and visual constraints.
- 03GenerateCreate the first run with the Free Generator or Studio, depending on the scope of the idea.
- 04InspectTest the playable preview and change one meaningful dimension at a time instead of rewriting everything.
- 05ShipKeep the result as a preview, download the artifact, or publish a public game page.
04 · Output
Preview, download, or publish
A successful run produces something you can inspect outside the chat. OpenGame keeps delivery actions close to the generated result.
Preview
Open the generated game in an isolated player and test its controls before sharing or downloading it.
Download
Download the generated HTML or game bundle and keep a portable copy of the artifact.
Publish
Publish an eligible HTML game to a public OpenGame URL with title, description, controls, and SEO content.