Build the next Minecraft – with Oryn, the AI game maker

Describe the game you want to build. Oryn plans the core loop, edits a real Godot project, exports a playable preview, and keeps iterating with you through chat.

No. You can build from plain English. If you do code, you can still inspect and edit the generated Godot files directly.

Oryn is best for indie-scale games: platformers, cozy games, racers, shooters, puzzle games, survivors, arcade games, 3D worlds, mobile-first games, and experimental prototypes.

With credits or a plan, yes: the Godot project, Android, an iOS project, a Steam package and desktop. A game built free stays in Oryn until you buy either.

Yes, once you can export them: a game built with a plan or credits, or a game built free after you have either. Always check the license of any third-party assets you import.

Credits pay for the AI work behind your prompt: the model that changes your Godot project and the assets it generates. Each run costs what it used, to a tenth of a credit, so a small change costs a fraction of a credit and a whole new game costs several. A run that fails costs nothing. On Pro and Max, planning a game (questions, design document, reference images) costs credits the same way; the free plan plans up to three games for free.