Start here: your first game with AI
How a game works, which tools to pick, and a first game you can play, made by asking Claude Code in plain words.
What you'll make
The game as it stands after part 3. Click it and play. Open full screen
The parts
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Part 1. What is a game engine? The game loop, explained Every game runs the same small loop about 60 times a second. An engine runs it for you. Here is what that loop does, what an engine gives you, and what you still write. -
Part 2. Choose your tools: an engine and an AI agent Four quick decisions before your first game: browser or engine, which engine, what it costs, and which AI agent. It ends with a clear pick for beginners. -
Part 3. Your first game: a platformer with a double jump and coins, in three prompts We asked Claude Code for a browser platformer, then a double jump, then coins to collect. It tested every change in a hidden browser. Play the result.
Start at part 1What is a game engine? The game loop, explained
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