How it works
One sentence in.
A playable game out.
Playloom is not a game engine and it is not a prompt toy. It is a build-and-playtest loop that keeps going until the game in front of you actually works.
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Describe it in one sentence
A neon runner dodging cars on a rain-slick highway. A puzzle where you rotate a haunted lighthouse. Pick a genre and art style if you want, or just write the sentence and go. No code, no asset hunting, no engine setup.
3–800 characters · costs 10 credits
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Playloom builds and playtests it
The generator turns your sentence into a game spec, writes a self-contained HTML5 game, then loads it in a headless browser. It checks that the game boots, draws, and responds to input. If something breaks, the repair loop reads the error and patches the build before you ever see it.
Usually under a minute · failed builds are refunded
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Publish it, then remix it
Public games land in Explore and the Feed. Unlisted games are shareable by link but stay out of the market. Anyone can remix a remixable game with their own twist — the remix tree keeps the lineage visible.
Public or unlisted · remixing costs 5 credits
Questions people actually ask
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You write a sentence. Playloom writes the game, tests it, and fixes what fails. If you want to remix, you describe the change in plain language.
What do I actually get?
A playable HTML5 game that runs in any modern browser, on desktop or phone. Every game has a share link and an embed snippet you can put on your own site.
Who owns the game?
You own the prompts you write and the games generated for you. You grant us a license to host and distribute games you publish publicly or as unlisted. See the Terms for the full wording.
What happens if a game fails to generate?
The playtest loop gets a few repair attempts. If it still cannot produce a working game, the job fails and your credits are refunded automatically. You can retry with the same prompt or tweak it.
Where do the games run?
Each game runs inside a sandboxed iframe on Playloom, or embedded on another site. Games cannot read cookies, accounts, or anything outside their frame.
How do credits work?
Every plan includes monthly credits — 10 per generation, 5 per remix. Unused credits reset at the start of each month and do not roll over. Failed generations are refunded.
The only thing missing is your sentence.
Free plans include 30 credits a month — three generations. No card required.
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