TESANA FOR EDUCATION & SCHOOLS
AI Game development
for the classroom
Empower students to build real, playable games by describing what they imagine. No coding experience needed — just creativity, curiosity, and a great idea.
Why schools choose Tesana
A platform built for educators and students. Tesana turns game development into an accessible, engaging learning experience for every classroom.
Students learn quicker by building real games
Instead of abstract exercises, students create playable games and worlds by deep collaboration with Tesana AI, and watch their visions come to life in minutes, rather than weeks. Tesana turns natural language into playable experiences — no technical background needed.
Fits into any STEAM curriculum
Whether it's a computer science elective, a creative writing class, or a cross-disciplinary STEAM project, Tesana slots right in. Teachers can assign game-building projects that reinforce learning objectives while keeping students deeply engaged.
Teach systems thinking, not just syntax
Game development naturally teaches logic, cause-and-effect reasoning, and iterative problem solving. Students learn to think in systems — designing mechanics, balancing rules, and debugging behaviors — skills that transfer far beyond the classroom.
Built on real, industry-standard technology
Under the hood, Tesana builds real games on Godot — the same open-source engine professional studios ship with. Students who want to go deeper can open the built-in code editor to read and edit the game's code, or export the full Godot project to keep learning.
One-click publish and share
Students can publish their finished games with a single click — complete with a custom URL they can share with classmates, parents, and college admissions. It's a portfolio piece, not just a homework assignment.
How it works
From rapid prototyping to advanced game design — get running in minutes, not months.
Set up your class
Teachers create a class workspace, invite students, and set project guidelines. Tesana provides admin tools to manage access and monitor progress.
Students build playable games and worlds
Students type what they want to build — a medieval RPG, a physics puzzle, a choose-your-own-adventure story. Tesana generates a playable game from their description, fully editable.
Iterate, learn, and present
Students refine their games through conversation with AI, learning design thinking and problem-solving along the way. When they're ready, they publish their game on a link that can be shared anywhere.
What your students can build
From history RPGs to game logic, NPC's, worlds and more — students bring any subject to life as an interactive game.
Plans built for education
Whether you're a single teacher or an entire district, there's a plan that fits.
Classroom
For a single class or club
- Up to 35 student seats
- Teacher admin dashboard
- Unlimited game projects
- Publish & share student games
- Email support
School
For an entire school or department
- Up to 500 student seats
- Multiple teacher accounts
- Priority onboarding & training
- Custom domain for student games
- Usage analytics & reports
- Dedicated support
District
For school districts & organizations
- Unlimited student seats
- District-wide admin controls
- SSO & LMS integration
- Custom curriculum templates
- Dedicated success manager
- Volume pricing
Trusted by educators
Sarah Mitchell
CS Teacher, High School
My students went from "I don't like coding" to staying after school to keep working on their games. Tesana made game development click for every student in my class — not just the ones who already knew how to code.
James Park
STEAM Coordinator, K–12 School
We slotted Tesana into our interdisciplinary STEAM block. Students built history simulations, ecology models, and choose-your-own-adventure stories — all in the same tool. The cross-curricular potential is unreal.
Dr. Maria Santos
Director of Innovation, School District
Rolling Tesana out across our district was seamless. The admin tools give us visibility into what students are building, and the support team helped us design curriculum-aligned project templates.