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Describe your game idea in plain language. Makermint builds it, and you keep shaping it by chat.
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Key takeaways
Describe your game idea in plain words and play a 2D browser version in a few minutes.
Upload a front-facing photo and Makermint can cast that person as the playable character.
Every finished game gets a share link, plus the option to publish it to the community showcase.
Makermint is an AI game maker built for 2D browser games. You describe the game you want and Makermint builds a playable version, handling the visuals along the way, so you never supply or buy art. You keep shaping it by chat rather than starting over, and when you're ready, publishing gives you a link anyone can play. You can also have yourself cast in as the character, from a photo.
What you get
Describe it in plain wordsNo code, no game engine, no tutorials. Describe what you want in plain English and play the game Makermint builds.
Built for 2D gamesMakermint is focused on games rather than general code. Each change builds on what you already have.
Cast yourself into a gameUpload a clear, front-facing photo and Makermint casts that person as the playable character, either in a game it builds for you or one you pick from the showcase.
Visuals handled for youYou never supply, commission, or buy art. Makermint creates visuals to match the game you described.
Share what you makeEvery finished game gets a link anyone can play. You can also publish it to the Makermint community, where others can play and remix it.
Iterate by chatAsk for changes in plain language and play the next version. Your game evolves instead of starting over.
Who uses this
Creators & hobbyistsYou have game ideas but can't code. Makermint turns a description into a playable 2D game.
EducatorsBuild a trivia game, a simple simulation, or an interactive review activity for your classroom, all from a plain-language description.
DevelopersPrototype a mechanic in minutes instead of a weekend, then decide whether it's worth building properly.
Content creatorsBuild a custom game for your audience: branded trivia, a small interactive activity, or something to share on social.
Prompts to try
A tower defense game where you place turrets to defend a castle from waves of goblins, with upgrades between roundsA cooking game where you drag ingredients to make recipes, with a timer and a customer satisfaction meterA rhythm game where you tap circles in time with music, with easy, medium, and hard difficultyA card game like Solitaire but with fantasy artwork and quest-based objectivesA physics-based game where you launch projectiles at structures to knock them down
Frequently asked questions
2D browser games: platformers, puzzles, arcade games, card games, simple RPG-style games, and trivia. Traditionally 3D or online genres, like racing or shooters, come out as 2D, single-player takes on the genre.
No. Describe what you want in plain language and Makermint builds it. Developers can use it too, to prototype faster.
Makermint is built around 2D games rather than general code. The art is handled for you, and you iterate by chat instead of regenerating from scratch. You can also cast yourself in as the character from a photo.
Free during early access.
Not yet. A creator program is planned, and rewards would accrue as platform credits rather than cash payouts today.
A few minutes, from description to a playable browser game. You can keep asking for changes after that.
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