RPG games, made with AI

RPG game maker:
make an RPG game with AI

Make an RPG game by telling Tesana's RPG game maker who the hero is and what they're after. Its AI builds a world you play in your browser.

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What makes a good RPG game?

Players stay for the feeling that their hero is getting somewhere. Name these four in your first prompt.

  • Growth you can feel

    Each level or new piece of gear should change something players notice, like a fight that used to be hard becoming easy. Numbers that rise without changing anything soon stop mattering.

  • A battle style chosen early

    Turn-based battles give players time to plan each move, while real-time fights reward quick hands. Pick one before your first prompt, since the enemies, the menus and the pace all follow from it.

  • Quests with a reason

    A quest works best when players know why it matters, such as a village that needs its bridge rebuilt. Fetching ten items for nobody in particular feels like a chore.

  • A small world to start

    A town and one dungeon are plenty for a first version. Ask for the next area once that much plays well.

How to make an RPG game with Tesana

Start with a hero and one quest, then let the world grow around them. New quests come by chat instead of code, since Tesana works like an RPG game creator you talk to.

Play RPG games made on Tesana

The RPG category on Play holds the quests and dungeon runs other creators built. Play one for ten minutes and notice when your hero first felt stronger.

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.

  1. Puzzle game maker Make a puzzle game with AI
  2. Adventure game maker Make an adventure game with AI
  3. Mobile game maker Make a game for phones
  4. 3D game maker Make a 3D game with AI
  5. Horror game maker Make a horror game with AI
  6. Idle game maker Make an idle or clicker game
  7. Card game maker Make a card game with AI
  8. 2D game maker Make a 2D game with AI
  9. Fighting game maker Make a fighting game with AI
  10. Platformer game maker Make a platformer game with AI
  11. Multiplayer game maker Make a multiplayer game with AI
  12. Sandbox game maker Make a sandbox game with AI
  13. Arcade game maker Make an arcade game with AI
  14. Visual novel maker Make a visual novel with AI
  15. Text adventure maker Make a text adventure with AI
  16. Interactive story maker Make an interactive story with AI
  17. AI game maker Make your own game

Ready to make your RPG game?

Make your own RPG game, starting with a hero and a reason to leave home.

Questions about making RPG games

What people ask before their hero takes a first step.

  • Can I make an RPG without coding?

    The code behind the battles and the stats comes from Tesana's AI, written from your description. Your part is the story and the rules, which you change by asking.

  • How do I make an RPG game?

    Decide who the hero is and whether fights are turn-based or real-time. Describe both to an AI game maker such as Tesana, play the first quest it builds, then add one area at a time.

  • Can I make a 2D or 3D RPG?

    You can make either. Ask for a pixel art RPG seen from above or at an angle, or a 3D one with the camera behind the hero, and Tesana's AI draws it in that style.

  • Can players save their progress?

    Long RPGs need saving, and Tesana lists cloud saves among the services you can add from the Services tab in Studio once the game is built. A short RPG can skip it and be finished in one sitting.

  • Is there a free RPG game maker?

    Building an RPG on Tesana's free plan costs nothing, as long as the game stays personal and non-commercial. Selling copies of it needs a paid plan.

  • What kinds of RPGs can I create?

    Action RPGs and turn-based ones both work, in pixel art or 3D. A survival RPG where every winter is harder than the last, or an isometric one where turn-based battles keep bandits away from a village: both are among Tesana's own starting points. The RPG category on Play shows where other creators took the genre, and the Turn-Based tag has examples of battles fought in turns.