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Make a game with AI: type a sentence, play a game.
Make a game with AI by describing what you want to play. Evonx builds it — levels, rules, art and 3D characters — and runs it in a live preview you can play on your phone. Start from scratch or from one of 29 genre templates.

Made with one prompt
Six games made with AI. Six sentences.
Real gameplay recorded from games built in Evonx — not mock-ups or concept art. Each one started as a single line of text. Pick one and remix it.



Survivor arena
Zombie Horde
Prompt: “A zombie survival shooter where I pick a new skill every level”



How it works
How to make a game with AI in three steps.
Describe it
Say what you want to play in plain language — the genre, the theme, the twist. Name a kind of game and Evonx starts from the matching template.
Play it in the live preview
Evonx plans the game, writes the code, generates the art and runs it in a mobile preview frame. Tap and play while it builds.
Tweak it by chatting
“Make the boss tougher.” “Add a booster.” “Make it candy-themed.” Every change lands in the same game — then publish it and share the link.

“A sliding-block puzzle with a level-complete screen and a score”

“A top-down shooter where I fight a 3D orc warlord boss”
3D characters
Your boss, in 3D. Already in the game.
Describe a character and Evonx generates it and drops it straight into your game. This orc warlord was made for this shooter — and it fights back.
Generated from a description
Characters, scenes, sprites and UI art — including sprite sheets that play as animations.
Annotate and iterate
Mark up a candidate to say what should change, and regenerate until it looks right.
Approve once, reuse everywhere
Approved art lives in one element library, so every screen and level uses the same assets.
Reskin
Same game. New world. One sentence.
Levels, rules and boosters stay; the art, the pieces and the mood change. Built-in themes include medieval, candy, fantasy, magic and zombie — or describe your own.
Prompt“Make it candy-themed”
Templates
Start from a hit. Make it yours.
29 genre templates, each modelled on the feel of a proven mobile game — from match-3 and parking jams to tower defense and idle RPGs. Say “a game like …” and Evonx picks the right one.

Parking jam
Parking Jam

Block puzzle
Block Rush

Survivor arena
Zombie Horde
Genre templates 29
- Match-3
- Blast
- Link
- Triple tile match
- Parking jam
- Car match
- Bus jam
- Colour block jam
- Screw jam
- Screw away 3D
- Tap away 3D
- Water & ball sort
- Goods sort
- Block fit
- Pixel flow
- Sand loop
- Yarn loop
- Endless runner
- Crowd runner
- Survivor arena
- Room shooter
- Snake arena
- Tower defense
- Idle RPG
- Idle clicker
- Idle tycoon
- Farm & city builder
- Cooking
- Board raid
Built-in themes
- Medieval
- Candy
- Fantasy
- Magic
- Zombie
Store-quality by default
Built like a real game, not a demo.
Levels and goals
Level goals, move counters and level-complete screens — the loop players already know.
Boosters and combos
Cascades, line blasts and power-ups that make a board feel alive.
Skills and progression
Level-up skill picks and upgrade trees that keep every run interesting.
Game feel
Hit flashes, particles, screen shake and sound — the juice that separates a game from a prototype.
Game services included
Player accounts, cloud saves, leaderboards and remote config come with every game.
Real code you own
A TypeScript + Phaser project, portrait and touch-first, that runs in any mobile browser.
Which path?
Three ways to make a game with AI, and how Evonx differs.
Today there are three common ways to make a game with AI: ask a general chatbot to write code, use a game engine with an AI assistant, or describe the game to a tool that builds it end to end. Here is how they compare:
| Criterion | Chatbot writes code | AI-assisted game engine | Evonx |
|---|---|---|---|
| First playable build | Hours, after you run the code | Days, after you learn the engine | Minutes, in the live preview |
| Skills needed | Running code and debugging | Engine UI and event logic | None — describe it in plain language |
| Art and characters | You source them separately | Asset store or your own art | Generated from your description, 3D included |
| Changes | Ask for new code, try again | Edit by hand | One sentence, same game |
| Play on phone | You deploy it | Export required | Mobile preview now; mobile browser after publish |
Genres
What kinds of games can you make?
Match-3 and blast
Cascading boards, boosters and level goals like the hits players already know.
Parking and bus puzzles
Tap vehicles out of a jam — the casual puzzle loop that spread on mobile.
Block and sort puzzles
Sliding blocks, sorting lanes and fit puzzles with clear win states.
Runners
Endless and crowd runners with obstacles, collectibles and speed ramps.
Survivor shooters
Arena combat, hordes and level-up skills in portrait touch controls.
Tower defense
Waves, towers and upgrades on maps you describe in one sentence.
Idle and tycoon
Progression loops, upgrades and automation without a spreadsheet of events.
Farm building
Crops, buildings and city growth with the same chat-first workflow.
Explore
More ways to start making games.
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when you're hooked.
- StarterFreeNo credit card
- Plus$20/moMore monthly AI credits
- Pro$99/moFor serious builders
- EnterpriseCustomVolume and controls
FAQ
Making a game with AI: frequently asked questions
Do I need to know how to code to make a game with AI?
No. You describe the game in plain language and keep shaping it by chatting. The code is there if you want it: every game is a real TypeScript + Phaser project.
What kinds of games can I make with AI?
Mobile-style casual and mid-core games: match-3, blast, parking and bus jams, sort puzzles, block puzzles, runners, survivor shooters, tower defense, idle and tycoon games, farm builders and more — 29 genre templates today, or describe something new and Evonx builds it from scratch.
Can I play the game I made with AI on my phone?
Yes. Games are built portrait and touch-first. You play them in the live preview's mobile frame while Evonx builds, and once you publish on a paid plan they open in any mobile browser.
Can I change the game after it's built?
Yes — just ask. “Make level 3 harder”, “add a booster”, “make it candy-themed”: each change lands in the same game, and you can keep iterating for as long as you like.
Does AI generate the characters and art too?
Evonx generates them with AI from your description — including 3D characters like the orc warlord on this page. You can annotate a candidate, regenerate it and approve the one you like.
Is making a game with AI free?
Yes, to start. The Starter plan is free and needs no credit card for building, editing and playing in the live preview. Plus ($20/month) and Pro ($99/month) add more monthly AI credits and publishing; see the pricing page for details.
Who owns the code of the game I generate?
You do. Every game is a real TypeScript + Phaser project in your account; you own the code Evonx generates for you.
How is Evonx different from AI-assisted game engines?
In game engines, AI is an assistant — you still lay out scenes, events and logic. With Evonx you describe the game and Evonx builds it: levels, rules, art and 3D characters included. Then you tweak it by chatting.
What will you play tonight? Make it.
One sentence is enough to start. Evonx builds the game, you play it in minutes.
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