Browser game guides

Use a guide only when one question is blocking the first playable draft and you need a clearer way forward.

Stay on guides when the draft is blocked by

Start with the question blocking the draft

Open one guide, solve that how-to question, then move back into making instead of reading sideways.

Core how-to

Learn how to make a playable browser game with AI using a prompt-first workflow.

Core how-to

A practical guide to turning a simple game idea into a playable web game with AI.

Core how-to

Make a lightweight web game by starting with a clear loop, browser preview, and focused edits.

Core how-to

Use AI prompts and browser previews to make a small game without starting in code.

Strategy guides

Use these only when you are comparing categories or deciding how much generator versus maker workflow you actually need.

Skip the theory when you already know enough to test a playable draft and just need the route that fits the job.

When the idea is still broad

Use the broadest creation path when you want to move from idea to a playable browser draft quickly.

When delivery starts from a link

Choose this route when the game needs to open from a link, QR code, landing page, or classroom share.

When one prompt should make version one

Use this path when one prompt should get you to a first playable version fast, then chat can refine it.

ShortGame

Make a playable browser game, then keep refining it with chat.