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Make your own game online
No coding, no downloads, no game engine to learn. Describe what you want and play it in the browser.
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Key takeaways
Describe your idea in plain words and play a 2D game in your browser a few minutes later.
Nothing to download or install; Makermint runs entirely in the browser.
Every finished game gets a shareable link, and you can publish it to the community.
You've always wanted to make a game. Maybe you've tried Unity and got lost. Maybe you've watched tutorials and gave up. Maybe you just have an idea and wish you could see it come to life. Makermint makes that possible: describe your idea, wait a few minutes, and play a 2D game in your browser.
What you get
Just describe itNo code, no engine, no tutorials. Tell Makermint what game you want in your own words. That's it.
Playable in a few minutesYou describe the game, Makermint builds a 2D browser version, and you're playing it a few minutes later.
Cast yourself into a gameUpload a clear, front-facing photo and Makermint casts that person as the 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 your game.
Share what you makeEvery finished game gets a link you can send to friends, and you can publish it to the Makermint community.
Who uses this
First-time creatorsYou've never made a game before and you don't know code. You just have an idea and want to see it come to life.
StudentsBuild a game for a class project or just for fun, without learning an engine first.
Content creatorsMake a custom game for your audience: a branded activity, an interactive story, or something to share with your community.
Parents & kidsMake games together. Kids describe what they want, Makermint builds it. A creative activity the whole family can try.
Prompts to try
A game where you're a chef and you have to catch falling ingredients while avoiding rotten foodA maze game where you navigate through a haunted house collecting keys to unlock the exitA two-player pong game with power-ups like speed boost, bigger paddle, and multi-ballA dress-up game where you customize a character with different outfits, hairstyles, and accessoriesA tower-building game where you stack blocks as high as possible without them falling
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Free during early access.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Make games, play games, and share games, all online.
You can make games inspired by popular mechanics: 'a game like Flappy Bird but underwater' or 'a puzzle game like 2048 but with colors'. Clear descriptions work best.
Tell Makermint what's wrong in plain language: what you did, what happened, and what you expected. It works on the project you already have, and you play the next version. The generated source is viewable, read-only, if you want to point at a specific file.
Yes. Publish it and share the link. Anyone with the link can play your game in their browser.
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