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Make a Puzzle Game With AI
Matching games, sliding puzzles, word games, logic challenges: describe the puzzle and Makermint builds it, ready to play in your browser.
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Key takeaways
Makermint turns a written puzzle idea, matching, sliding, or word-based, into a 2D game.
You can ask for timers, difficulty tiers, daily challenges, or a specific visual theme.
Every puzzle game you publish gets a share link you can send to anyone who wants to play.
Puzzle games hold onto players like few other genres: short sessions, daily habits, and scores worth sharing. The category covers matching games, sliding tile puzzles, word games like Wordle, logic grids, and memory games, each built around one clear rule that's easy to learn and hard to put down.
A Makermint version runs as a 2D game in your browser. Describe the mechanic and theme you want (a memory match with animal art, a sliding puzzle that reveals a photo, a daily word challenge) and Makermint builds the levels, art, and difficulty curve to match, ready to play in a few minutes. Ask for another difficulty tier or a new twist, and try the next version right away.
What Makermint builds for puzzle games
Many puzzle mechanicsMatching, sliding, word search, logic grids, memory, sorting: describe the mechanic and Makermint builds it to match.
Themed visualsVisuals are handled for you and matched to your theme, animals for a kids' matching game, space for a sci-fi puzzle.
Difficulty progressionAsk for multiple difficulty levels and a gradual increase in complexity to keep players challenged as they go.
Timers and move countsAdd optional timers, move counters, and star ratings to give players a sense of progress on each level.
Daily challengesAsk for a new puzzle every day, like Wordle, to give players a reason to come back.
Tune it in the chatToo easy or too hard? Say so in the chat, and play the next version with the adjustment.
How it works
Describe your game
Tell Makermint what kind of puzzle you want. For example, a memory card game with animal art, three difficulty levels, and a timer. Plain English is all it takes.
Makermint builds it
Makermint generates the puzzle logic, art, levels, and difficulty balancing for your game. Most puzzle games are ready to try within a few minutes.
Play and iterate
Play through your puzzle game right away. Too easy or too hard? Need more levels? Describe the change in the chat and try the update immediately.
Publish and share
When it's ready, publish your puzzle game. You get a link to share with anyone, and you can post it to the Makermint community for others to play.
Puzzle game prompts to try
Paste any of these into Makermint and watch it build.
A Wordle clone for math equations, guess the equation that equals the target numberA memory card matching game with animal illustrations and three difficulty levelsA sliding tile puzzle with a photo that gets scrambled, solve it to reveal the imageA colour-mixing puzzle where you combine primary colours to match a target in the fewest movesA daily crossword puzzle generator focused on technology and programming termsA logic grid puzzle where you deduce who did what from a short set of clues
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Word games, number games, and daily-challenge formats are all things you can describe and Makermint will build.
Yes. Match-3, match-2, connect-the-dots, and similar grid-based mechanics all work well as a starting description.
No. Makermint builds 2D puzzle games that run in the browser, on a phone or a laptop. Sliding, matching, and word puzzles all work well in two dimensions.
Yes, if you'd like. Upload a clear, front-facing photo and Makermint can cast you as a character in a game it builds. It needs a detectable human face, and it's optional.
Makermint is free during early access.
Make your first puzzle game free
Describe your puzzle game idea and play it in minutes. No coding, no downloads. Free during early access.