Multiplayer games, made with AI

Multiplayer game maker:
make a multiplayer game with AI

Make a multiplayer game by telling Tesana's multiplayer game maker how players meet and if they team up or compete. Friends join a room in the game.

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What makes a good multiplayer game?

The best multiplayer games are fun because of the other people in them, not in spite of them. Settle these four before your first prompt.

  • Co-op or versus, decided early

    Playing together and playing against each other lead to different maps and different rules. Choose one before you describe the game, because it shapes the whole design and is hard to change later.

  • A room the right size

    Two players need a smaller space than four. Say how many share a room, and size the map so nobody spends the match looking for everyone else.

  • A lobby that keeps it simple

    Players arrive at different moments. A lobby where the host sees who's in and starts the match keeps the first seconds from turning into confusion.

  • A job for every player

    In co-op, give each player something only they can do, so nobody just follows the leader. In versus, start everyone with the same chances.

How to make a multiplayer game with Tesana

Decide how players find each other first, then test with a second player straight away. Tesana connects the game to its multiplayer service, which makes it an online multiplayer game maker with no server for you to run.

Ready to make your multiplayer game?

Start with how two players find each other.

Questions about making multiplayer games

Short answers before you invite anyone.

  • Can I make a multiplayer game without coding?

    Without writing a line. The networking is usually the hardest part of a multiplayer game to code by hand, and on Tesana the AI writes it from your description.

  • How do I make a multiplayer game?

    Decide whether players cooperate or compete and how many share a room, then describe the game to an AI game maker such as Tesana. It builds the lobby and the rooms along with the rest of the game, and you test with a second player before adding more.

  • Do I need my own server?

    No. Tesana's multiplayer service runs the rooms players join, so there's no server for you to rent or keep running.

  • How do friends join my game?

    Friends open your game's link and join a room from inside the game. Games built with Tesana's Online Multiplayer add-on use a lobby where one player hosts a room and the others enter its code, with two to four players in a room.

  • Is there a free multiplayer game maker?

    Tesana's free plan is for personal, non-commercial games, and you'd need a paid plan to sell one.

  • What kinds of multiplayer games can I create?

    Races and arena battles work well head to head, and co-op suits games where a team holds off waves together. The Co-op tag on Play holds games where players team up, and the Competitive tag holds the ones where they face off.