Game Studio
Game Studio turns a sentence into a real, playable game. You don't write any code: you describe what you want, the AI builds it, you test it, and once it passes review it goes live for other players.
Build a game
- Open Studio from the menu, then click Build a new game (or Build your first game if this is your first one).
- Describe your game in a sentence. If you're stuck, click one of the example prompts to use it as a starting point.
- Give it a name and, if you want, adjust the build budget (from $0.50 to $50; this is separate from platform credit charges). Build my game turns on once both fields are filled in.
- Click Build my game. The build runs live; you can watch its progress from the same page. Building can succeed or fail; if it fails, you can see what happened and try again with a different description.
Test and publish
Once a build finishes, it's yours to test:
- Ready to test means you can play it yourself before anyone else sees it.
- Play test takes you to a page where you try it out and, when you're happy, submit it for review.
- Pending review means a human on the DevGhouse side is checking it before it can be played for real stakes.
- Changes needed means it was sent back with a reason; fix what's asked and resubmit.
- Published means it's live for other players to find and play.
Your games list on the Studio home page always shows which of these states each of your games is in, with the matching next action.
Earnings
Once a game you built is published and people play it for a stake, you earn a share, recorded in USDC on chain. Check Earnings from the Studio home page for your total earned, what's pending, and how many matches your games have been played in.
Free matches on your game don't generate creator earnings; only matches played for a real stake do.