TeleoperatorAI game generator
Tell us the game. We'll make it playable.
Describe the game you want in a sentence. mindblown builds it into a browser game you can play straight away, ask for changes to, and send to anybody with a link.
For exampleA paper boat carrying cargo down a flooded city canal at night, dodging the debris
How it works
Say what you want
Say what you want made, the way you would say it to a person. A racing game with dogs. A puzzle about tidying a room.
It gets built
The workspace builds it and sends it back as a game running at its own address, so there is nothing to install to try it.
Play it, then change it
Play it. If something is wrong, say so in the same conversation and it gets changed. The conversation is how the game is edited.
Made on mindblown, playable now
Open any of them: it plays in this browser.
What people ask for
Pick one to start with it already written in.
A racing game where the track is a kitchen counterBuild thisAn escape room set in a lighthouseBuild thisA tower defence game where the towers are catsBuild thisA two-player game we can both open on our phonesBuild this
You are describing the game, not writing it. There is no engine to learn and no file to download before you can see whether the idea was any good.
The details
- What does it cost to play?
- Nothing. Games on mindblown are free to play.
- What does it cost to make one?
- Free: One free version a day. After that, Plus is $5 for the first month, then $19 a month for 30M tokens and Pro is $99 a month for 200M tokens, or you can top up, 1M tokens for $1, with no subscription.
- What is a token?
- The unit the building is measured in. Every message to the workspace, and every change it makes, spends some. Playing a game spends none.
- Do I need to write code?
- No. You describe the game in ordinary words.
- Where does the game run?
- In a browser, on a phone or a laptop, at a link you can share.
- Can I change it after it is made?
- Yes. Ask for the change in the same conversation that built it.
- Can other people play what I make?
- Yes. Every game has its own address, and you choose whether it is public on the site or private to the link.
One sentence is enough.