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Make a Time Management Game
Describe the busy operation you want to run, a kitchen, a salon, a hospital, and Makermint builds a playable version you can try in your browser.
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Key takeaways
Describe a busy operation, like a kitchen or salon, and Makermint builds a playable 2D game.
Ask for changes in plain language and play the next version in a few minutes.
Every finished game gets a share link, plus an option to publish to the Makermint community.
Time management games put you in charge of a busy operation, a restaurant kitchen, a hair salon, a hospital, an airport, and ask you to keep customers happy before their patience runs out. Orders pile up, stations need attention, and you're tapping fast to cook, serve, clean, and collect payment all at once. Games like Cooking Fever and Diner Dash built a loyal audience around exactly this kind of controlled chaos.
A Makermint version starts with your description of the operation. Tell it the setting and the kind of chaos you want to manage, and Makermint builds a 2D browser game around it in a few minutes. From there you can ask for changes in plain language, like a new station or an extra customer type, and play the next version right away.
How it works
Describe your game
Tell Makermint what operation you want to run. A restaurant kitchen? A coffee shop? A pet grooming salon? A hospital front desk? Write it the way you would say it out loud.
Makermint builds it
Makermint turns your description into a playable 2D game, with customers, stations, and a timer, ready in your browser in a few minutes.
Play and iterate
Try it right away. Ask for changes in plain language, such as a new station or an extra customer type, and play the updated version straight away.
Publish and share
When you're happy with it, publish your game and get a link you can share, or share it to the Makermint community where others can play it.
Time Management game prompts to try
Paste any of these into Makermint and watch it build.
A restaurant kitchen game where you grill, fry, and plate dishes for increasingly impatient customersA coffee shop game where you brew, foam, and serve drink orders before customers walk outA pet grooming salon where you wash, trim, and style pets on a tight scheduleA hospital front desk game where you triage patients and assign them to rooms under pressureA food truck game where you serve street food at festivals and unlock new recipesA hotel front desk game where you check in guests and coordinate housekeeping
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Describe the game you want and Makermint builds it, including the stations, customers, and timer, without you writing any code.
Yes, if you want to. Upload a clear, front-facing photo and Makermint can cast you as the playable character. It needs a detectable human face, so pets and objects aren't supported.
Yes. Ask for changes in plain language, like adding a customer type or a new station, and play the updated version right away.
Not as a built-in feature. Some games include a high score, but shared leaderboards and multiplayer aren't built-in features.
A few minutes for the first playable version. After that, however long you want to spend refining it with the chat editor.
Make your first time management game free
Describe your time management game idea and play it in minutes. No coding, no downloads. Free during early access.