Worlds and environments
Islands, arenas, tracks, rooms, platforms, and other spaces players can understand at a glance.
AI 3D game maker
Describe a world, a goal, and what players do.
ShortGame turns your idea into a playable 3D browser game you can keep changing with chat.
Describe the playable parts
Start with what the player sees, does, avoids, collects, and needs to reach. ShortGame turns that brief into a focused first loop.
Islands, arenas, tracks, rooms, platforms, and other spaces players can understand at a glance.
A player, enemies, moving hazards, pickups, doors, switches, and other game objects.
Third-person movement, top-down action, simple racing views, and camera controls that fit the game.
Collect, dodge, race, survive, unlock, or reach a destination with a clear win and lose state.
Desktop controls plus touch-friendly actions when the game needs to work well on a phone.
Color, shape, lighting, motion, and interface choices that make the game feel intentional.
From idea to first play
Name the world, camera, player action, obstacle, and goal.
Try the movement and main loop in the browser before adding more detail.
Use chat to tune the pace, challenge, controls, style, and finish.
3D game ideas
These are starting points, not fixed templates. Change the setting, pace, and challenge to make the game yours.
Make a bright 3D island treasure hunt where I move an explorer, collect five coins, dodge rolling rocks, and reach a chest to win.
A readable island, third-person movement, collectibles, hazards, and a clear finish.Create a 3D arena survival game where I move a small robot, aim at approaching enemies, collect energy, and survive three waves.
A compact arena with movement, enemies, pickups, waves, health, and restart.Build a colorful 3D hover-cart race with three laps, boost pads, moving gates, a timer, and simple keyboard and touch controls.
A focused track, race goal, hazards, boost feedback, and mobile-friendly controls.Better first prompts
A strong first prompt tells the player what to do in the first few seconds and what success looks like at the end.
Questions
Start with a focused browser game: a treasure hunt, arena survival game, racing game, platform challenge, puzzle adventure, or another game with one clear loop.
No. Describe what players see and do in plain language. ShortGame creates the first playable version, then you can keep changing it with chat.
Yes. The first version opens in a browser preview so you can try the controls and see whether the main game loop feels right.
Name the world, the camera view, what the player does, the main obstacle, the goal, and how the round ends. A small first version is usually the best starting point.
Yes. Ask for changes to the world, controls, enemies, scoring, difficulty, visual style, or mobile experience after you play the first version.
ShortGame includes free credits after sign-in so you can try making a game before choosing a paid plan.
Ready to build a world?
Describe the first playable loop, then see where it can go.