Drift racing game
Drift King gives you 60 seconds to score as many drift points as you can on a neon city circuit.
Online game maker
Describe your idea, and the Manus online game maker builds a playable game with art, sound and rules. Play it in your browser, change it in chat and share the link.
Make a game with AI from a single prompt
Describe the game you want, and Manus builds the world, rules, art and sound. Here is one game and the first line of its prompt.
How to make a game online in 3 steps
Manus works as an AI game maker online, so you build, test and publish in one chat. There is no game engine to install.
Create your own game online in different genres
Each game below was made with Manus. To make games online like these, start from the prompt under each one.
3D bowling game
Strike Bowl is a quick 5-frame bowling game on a neon lane, with a perfect score of 150.
Tower defense game
In Mushroom Garrison, you plant mushroom turrets along a forest path to stop waves of bugs from reaching the seed storehouse.
Pinball game
Nebula Pinball puts you on a space-themed table with flippers, bumpers and a high score to beat.
Edit your game with an online game creator
Playtest your game and tell Manus what to adjust in plain words. It updates the code and assets for you.
Share your game with a link
Publish your game to give it a web address anyone can open in a browser. Then see who plays it in the Dashboard.
Publish your game
Your game gets its own web address. After more changes, publish the latest version to update it.
Share the link
Copy the link or share it on X, Facebook, Reddit or Discord. Anyone can play in a browser.
Want a cover image for your post? Make one with the AI image generator.
Track your players
The Dashboard tab shows how many people play, how long they stay and where they come from.
More game tools from Manus
Frequently asked questions
What is an online game maker?
An online game maker, or online game creator, lets you build a game in your web browser with nothing to install. In Manus, you describe the game in plain words, and it builds a playable version with art, sound and rules. You then play it, ask for changes and share it with a link.
How do I make my own game with Manus?
To make your own game, open Manus, choose Create games and describe it: what the player does, how they win and how it should look. Manus builds a first version you can play in the Preview tab. Ask for changes in chat, then publish the game when you are happy with it.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Describe your idea in everyday language, and Manus writes the code and creates the images and sounds. To change the rules, visuals or controls, ask in chat.
What kinds of games can I make online?
You can create 2D and 3D games that run in a browser, from platformers and puzzles to racing, bowling, pinball and tower defense games. The Game Dev launch post shows more games made with Manus.
How do I share my game?
Publish the game, then copy its link or share it on X, Facebook, Reddit or Discord. Anyone with the link can play it in a browser, as the Manus 2.0 announcement describes.
How do I make my own game website?
To make your own game website, publish your game in Manus. It gets its own link, so players open it in a browser without downloading anything. After you make more changes, publish the latest version to update it.
Can I see how many people play my game?
Yes. The Dashboard tab shows active players, new players, game opens and average session length, along with the top countries, devices and sources of your players.
Can I add music and sound effects to my game?
Manus creates sound for your game as it builds it, and you can find the audio files in the Assets tab. Ask in chat for different music or effects. For a standalone track, try the AI music generator.
Your next game starts with one sentence
Tell Manus what you want to play, and press start.
Make a game