Describe your game idea
Say what the player does, how they win, and the look you want. You can also pick a template on the make your own game online page and build on it.
Describe a game idea and Manus builds a playable browser game. Play it, tweak it, and share it with a link.
Use the AI game generator to turn a one-line idea into a game you can play and share.
Say what the player does, how they win, and the look you want. You can also pick a template on the make your own game online page and build on it.
Manus builds the rules, art, and sound with image, video, and coding models working together, as the Manus 2.0 announcement explains. Then you play it in the preview.
Publish your game as a website and send the link. Anyone who opens it can play in their browser. Manus can also turn the game art and sound into a trailer with the AI video generator.
Start with a genre you like, then make it your own. Pick an example to start from it.
Jump across levels, grab items, and reach the goal. Change the jump height or the level layout as you play.
Merge, match, and logic puzzles with clear rules and goals that get harder as you go.
Race the clock or other players on a track you describe, from city streets to open water.
Play against friends in real time. The game server runs on a Cloud Computer that you choose or buy separately, so matches keep going when you close your laptop.
Change the parts you care about with a prompt or by hand, and keep the rest as it is.
Each game gets its own tweak panel for things like speed, gravity, damage, and spawn rate. The Game Dev launch post shows it in action.
Find the game’s images, audio, fonts, and animations in one place. Ask Manus to swap or edit any of them.
Select a single character or object and change just that, like giving one villager silver hair.
Open the code to see how the game works, or copy and download it. You never have to touch it.
An AI game generator turns a written idea into a game you can play. In Manus, you describe what the player does, how they win, and the look you want, and it builds a browser game you can keep changing.
Describe your game idea, then play the first version Manus builds. Ask for changes or adjust it in the tweak panel, and publish it when you like it.
Yes, for browser games. Manus builds the game from your description. For multiplayer games, it can also set up the game server on a Cloud Computer, which you choose or buy separately. You shape how it feels and looks with the tweak panel and by asking for new images, audio, and fonts.
Building a game is a Manus task, and tasks use credits. How many depends on how complex the game is and how long the work takes. Multiplayer games also need a Cloud Computer for the game server, which is a separate purchase.
Look for a playable first version, a way to change details without code, and an easy way to share. In Manus, you get a tweak panel, asset editing, and publishing in the same place as your game.
No. Describe what you want in everyday words, play the result, and ask for changes. You can open the code if you want to, but you don’t have to.
Yes. Pick a playable template, try it, and build on it with your own changes to the rules, art, and levels.
Yes, for multiplayer games such as racing and head-to-head games. The game server runs on a Cloud Computer, which you choose or buy separately, so the shared game stays online when you leave.
Yes. Attach images or files to your message, such as a character sketch or a picture of the art style you like.
Published games open in a web browser from their link. You can copy the link or share it on X, Reddit, Facebook, or Discord.
