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Built with Cinevva

The Breaker Belt
The Breaker Belt
Roadhawk Runner
Asteroids Shooter
Birb Clicker
Dancing Cubes
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From a game idea to a playable browser game

Cinevva turns a text description into a game you can play and edit in your browser. Start with a small idea: a platformer, a puzzle, or an arcade game with one clear goal. You can ask for changes in plain language as you test it.

How to make your first game

  1. Describe the rules. Explain what the player controls, how they win, and what makes the game difficult.
  2. Play and refine. Test the first version, then request one change at a time: controls, difficulty, art, or sound.
  3. Share your game. Use the creator’s sharing controls when it is ready. Test the shared version on the devices your players use.

Try: “Make a top-down game where I collect five keys while avoiding moving guards. Use arrow keys and show a restart button when I lose.”

What do I need to get started?

You can describe the game without writing code. Sign in to save and continue your project. Building uses the access and credits shown in the creator; review plans and pricing before starting a larger project.

What kind of games can I make?

Both 2D and 3D games that run in a browser, from platformers, puzzles and arcade games to top-down shooters and racers. Small ideas with one clear goal turn out best on the first try, and you grow them from there. The prompt library has ideas by genre you can start from.

Where do my games run once I build them?

Your game runs in the browser, so anyone can play it from a link without installing anything. Published games can appear in the Arcade, and the Cinevva Engine packages the same build for iOS, Android, Steam, Discord and WeChat mini games.

Read the game prompting guide, explore ready-made game assets, or create your own with the game asset tools.