Describe the rules. Get a game.
Write what the player does, how a round ends, and which controls to support. Layerwise builds a game you can play.
The AI game maker for your own 
racer, 
shooter, or 
puzzle
Describe your game, play it while Layerwise builds it, and share a live link. Start from scratch or from a 3D racer, shooter, or puzzle template.
Free to start. No credit card required.
Features
Everything a game needs, from first rule to first player
Play it while it’s built.
The game runs next to the chat, so you can test each rule the moment it lands.
Point at a piece. Restyle it.
Select anything in the game and say what to change. Layerwise knows which element you mean.
High scores that stick.
Every project has sign-in and a database, so players can save their best scores to a Top 100.
Share a link. See who plays.
Publish to a live URL anyone can open, then see in Analytics where your players came from.
Game templates
Play one, then make it yours
Every template is a complete browser game with a live demo. Copy one into Layerwise and change the rules, levels, and art by asking.
Inkwave
GamesA colorful 3D turf-war shooter with 4v4 matches, ink swimming, and customizable loadouts.
2048
GamesThe classic tile game with smooth animations, sound effects, and a Top 100 leaderboard.
Kart Royale
GamesA 3D kart racer with drifting, turbo boosts, collectible items, and AI rivals.
Doodle Shooter
GamesA notebook-style 3D shooter with enemy waves, grappling hooks, and four weapons.
Sundown Showdown
GamesA sunset arena brawler with four fighters, shrinking gas, and fast-paced survival matches.
Polylingo
EducationA Duolingo-style app that teaches Spanish to English speakers: a 10-lesson path, five exercise types, hearts, XP, streaks, a weekly leaderboard, and spoken audio. The first lesson needs no account and carries over at sign-up.
Yes, you can start free. The Free plan includes one public project and $5 in credits each month, enough to build a small game and publish it to a link anyone can play. Paid plans add projects and credits. See pricing.
A complete game project: the code lives in a folder on your computer, every project has sign-in and a database for saves and leaderboards, and Publish puts the game on its own link. Keep changing it by chat, or open the code in an editor.
Yes. Describe the rules, controls, and how a round ends, then play the result in the live preview and ask for changes in plain language. Layerwise writes the code into a project folder on your computer, so you can open it in an editor whenever you want.
Games that run in a web browser on a computer or phone: puzzles, arcade games, card and board games, and 3D games built with Three.js. The game templates include a kart racer, three shooters, and 2048. Layerwise doesn’t build console games or apps for the App Store and Google Play.
Yes. For a first 3D game, start from a template such as Kart Royale so the scene, camera, and controls already work, then change one mechanic at a time. Play through the busiest moment on a slower device to check the frame rate.
Yes. Every project includes sign-in and a database, so you can ask for a leaderboard that saves each score with the player’s account. The 2048 template has a Top 100 leaderboard you can copy.
Choose Publish, and your game goes live on its own layerwise.site address that anyone can open. On Pro and higher plans you can also connect a custom domain.
You can start free with one public project and $5 in monthly credits. Pro is $15 a month and Business is $30 a month, with more projects, credits, and models. On any plan, you can also build with Codex or Claude Code on your ChatGPT or Claude plan instead of credits. See pricing for every limit.
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