Features

A real engine, exposed visually

Nothing here is a marketing bullet. Every item below is a panel you can open, a node you can drop into a graph, or a behaviour you can attach to an entity.

Full game kits

Whole genres, ready to remix

  • Breakout
  • Pac-Man
  • Space Invaders
  • Flappy
  • Asteroids
  • Missile Command

Arcade physics

Swept collision that never tunnels

  • Bounce & friction
  • One-way platforms
  • 44 slope tiles
  • Spatial hashing
  • Big scrolling worlds

Joints & ropes

Swing, grapple, climb

  • Pendulums
  • Wrecking balls
  • Grappling hooks
  • Rope bridges

Force fields

Push the whole world around

  • Wind gusts
  • Gravity wells
  • Conveyor belts
  • Water buoyancy

Particles

Explosions to gentle snow

  • Confetti
  • Fire & smoke
  • Fountains
  • Pixel bursts
  • Tilemap-colliding sparks

Sprite FX

Juice on demand

  • Glow
  • Outline
  • Dissolve
  • Glitch
  • Squash & stretch
  • After-image trails

Camera FX

The screen itself performs

  • Shake
  • Flash
  • Pixelate
  • Iris reveals
  • Wobble
  • Tint
New

A real 3D layer

Mode-7 to first-person mazes

  • Kart tracks
  • Rail shooters
  • Wolf3D mazes
  • Neon cities
  • Real shadows
  • Wireframe Battlezone

Vector games

Crisp line-art classics

  • Asteroids
  • Thrust
  • Gravitar
  • Destructible terrain
  • Desert golf

Tilemaps

Worlds built from tiles

  • Parallax layers
  • Animated tiles
  • Foreground overlays
  • Infinite repeat

Procedural art

Sprites drawn from pure code

  • Characters & creatures
  • Tiles & terrain
  • Items & pickups
  • Zero art files needed

Backgrounds

Skies that set the mood

  • Day/night cycles
  • Starfields
  • Warp tunnels
  • Gradient skies

Bitmap text

Six fonts, endless flavour

  • Colour variants
  • Letters-as-sprites
  • Juicy titles
  • World-space labels

Sound & music

Synth SFX + generated tracks

  • Explosions
  • Jumps & coins
  • Chiptune soundtracks
  • Fades & loops

Animation & tweens

Everything moves nicely

  • Frame animation
  • Easing showcase
  • Colour tweens
  • Entrances & yoyos

Input everywhere

Desktop and mobile, day one

  • Keyboard combos
  • Virtual joysticks
  • Swipe & long-press
  • Drag
  • Gamepad
Under the hood

Built on a real browser runtime

Your game runs on a production 2D/WebGL game runtime, with a 3D layer alongside it. The export is ordinary JavaScript you can open and read.

Your project is one document

Scenes, entities, logic graphs, variables and settings live in a single JSON document. The editor reads it, the runtime executes it, and the export ships it. There is no hidden compilation step where things get lost.

Art without art files

Characters, tilesets, skies, pickups and UI are generated procedurally from parameters at load time. A new project weighs almost nothing. Bring your own PNGs whenever you want — just swap the texture key.

Sound from maths

Jumps, coins, lasers and explosions are synthesised through Web Audio. Chiptune tracks are sequenced from a pattern definition. No licensing, no 40 MB of WAVs.

Exports that actually work offline

An export is a folder of HTML, JS and assets with no external requests and no licence check. Double-click the HTML and it runs — on a laptop, a USB stick or a static host.

Accessible by default

Generated games ship with keyboard controls, focus management, reduced-motion respect and colourblind-safe default palettes. You can override any of it.

One build, every device

Touch, swipe, virtual joysticks, gamepads and keyboard are all wired from day one. The scaling mode adapts the canvas to whatever screen it lands on.

See it working

Open a kit, press play, and change something. That is the fastest way to understand any of this.

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