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Make a Physics Puzzle Game
Describe the physics puzzle you want, and Makermint builds it with physics-based mechanics and levels you can play right in your browser.
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Key takeaways
Makermint builds a 2D physics puzzle you play alone in your browser, level by level.
Describe the objects, physics, and goal, and get a playable build in a few minutes.
Visuals are handled for you, so you never supply, commission, or buy art for a level.
Physics puzzles ask you to solve problems with gravity, momentum, and force instead of a rulebook. Angry Birds, Cut the Rope, and Where's My Water each built a following on this idea, turning a different physical interaction, launching, cutting, flowing, into the heart of the puzzle.
A physics puzzle built with Makermint is a 2D game you play in your browser, alone against the level rather than another player. Describe the objects, the physics, and the goal, and Makermint builds a playable version in a few minutes, with a link you can share when it's ready.
How it works
Describe your game
Tell Makermint what kind of physics puzzle you want. A demolition game, a rope-cutting puzzle, a gravity-switching maze, whatever fits. Plain English works.
Makermint builds it
Makermint generates the objects, physics interactions, level layouts, and a title screen to match your game's theme. It's usually ready to play in a few minutes.
Play and iterate
Play the game right away in your browser. Ask for changes in plain language, like "make the gravity weaker" or "add a bouncy material", and try the updated version immediately.
Publish and share
Once it plays the way you want, publish it. You get a shareable link, and you can post it to the Makermint community for others to play and remix.
Physics Puzzle game prompts to try
Paste any of these into Makermint and watch it build.
A demolition game where you remove blocks to topple a tower onto a targetA rope-cutting puzzle where you release swinging objects to land in a basketA draw-the-line puzzle where your drawings become solid ramps and bridgesA catapult game where you launch objects at a castle with tumbling physicsA gravity-switching puzzle where you flip gravity to guide a ball through a mazeA Rube Goldberg machine builder where you connect contraptions to reach a simple goal
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Makermint generates the whole game from your description, physics, level design, object interactions, and all. No coding is needed.
You can ask for gravity, collisions, joints and hinges, projectile trajectories, ragdoll movement, buoyancy, and friction. Describe the mechanics you want and Makermint builds toward them.
Not as a live online feature. A Makermint physics puzzle is a single-player experience you play in your browser.
Yes. Games made with Makermint run in any browser, including on phones and tablets. Once published, you get a link to share; there is no embed code or app-store version.
Most physics puzzles are ready to play in a few minutes. You can keep adding levels and adjusting the physics feel afterward by asking for changes in chat.
Make your first physics puzzle game free
Describe your physics puzzle game idea and play it in minutes. No coding, no downloads. Free during early access.