Phone games, made with AI

Mobile game maker:
make a game for phones with AI

Make a mobile game by describing it. Tell Tesana's mobile game maker you want touch controls and a screen held upright, and its AI builds a version you can play. Change it by chatting, then share a link that opens in a phone's browser.

What makes a good mobile game?

A good mobile game is easy to play with one hand in a few spare minutes. Each of these four can go straight into your first prompt.

Controls a thumb can reach

Put the buttons where a thumb rests, and make them big enough to hit without looking. A swipe or a tap beats a row of small keys.

Rounds that fit a short wait

A round that finishes in a minute or two fits a bus stop or a coffee line.

One way to hold it

Each Tesana game is built for one orientation, upright or sideways. Decide which before you write your first prompt: upright suits one thumb, sideways suits two.

Text you can read at arm's length

Small screens punish small text. Keep labels short and large, and let the picture explain the rest.

How to make a mobile game with Tesana

Describe your vision and Tesana builds the systems, mechanics, and content. Iterate in real time until your game is exactly what you imagined.

1. Describe a game made for phones

Say it in your first prompt: a portrait screen, controls you can reach with one thumb and rounds short enough for a bus ride.

2. Play it on your phone

Open the version Tesana's AI builds in your phone's browser and play it the way your players will: on the couch, one-handed.

3. Fix what your thumb finds

Ask for changes in the chat, such as bigger buttons or a swipe in place of a tap, then play it again.

Questions about making mobile games

Short answers to what people ask before they make their first phone game.

Do players need to download anything?

A game built for the browser needs no download: it opens in the phone's browser from its link. Anyone holding the phone the wrong way around sees a prompt to turn it, because each game is built for one orientation.

How do I make a phone game without coding?

Describe it to Tesana in plain words: what you tap or swipe and how the screen is held. Tesana's AI writes the code and builds it, so you never have to touch the code.

Which kinds of mobile games can I create?

Games held upright suit one thumb, like endless runners and tap-to-jump arcade games. Turn the phone sideways for racing games and shooters with controls on screen.

Make other kinds of games

Tesana's AI game maker builds a game from your description, and these pages cover a few kinds in more detail.

Ready to make your mobile game?

Start with what your thumb does.