Guides to making games with AI
Picking a tool, what's actually free, art and sound, licensing, and setting up a real engine. Written for beginners, with every price linked to its source.
- Best AI Tool to Make Your First Game (2026) Which AI game maker should a beginner pick? Matched by goal: a shareable browser game, Steam or app stores, or Roblox, using prices from vendor pages.
- How to Make a Game With AI: A Beginner's Step-by-Step Guide A practical, step-by-step path to your first AI-made game: scope it small, pick a tool, prompt one mechanic at a time, check the license, and share it.
- Free AI Game Generators Compared: What's Actually Free Free AI game generators and makers compared: what each free plan includes, what it limits (exports, commercial use), and where to go when you outgrow it.
- The $0 AI Game Dev Stack: Code, Art, 3D and Sound for Free Make a whole game on free tiers: an engine or builder, AI coding, 2D art, 3D models and sound, with the license catch for each.
- AI Game Asset Generators: Sprites, 3D Models and Sound AI tools for game art, 3D models and audio (Scenario, Ludo.ai, PixelLab, Meshy, Tripo, ElevenLabs), with verified prices and commercial-use rules.
- Who Owns Your AI-Made Game? Commercial Rights by Tool Can you sell a game made with AI tools? Commercial rights, export and licensing rules for Rosebud, Scenario, GDevelop, Meshy and Tripo, from their own pages.
- Meshy vs Tripo: Best AI 3D Model Generator for Indie Games Meshy vs Tripo for game devs: free tiers, paid plans, credits and commercial-use rules compared from each vendor's pricing page.
- Using AI With Godot or Unity: A Beginner's Setup How beginners can pair a real game engine (Godot or Unity) with AI coding tools: what's free, what costs money, and when this beats a prompt-to-game builder.
- The Build-Off: One Game, Six AI Tools (Coming Soon) We're building the same small game in six AI tools and publishing playable results, time and cost. Coming soon.