Chatforce helps you make visually high-quality 2D and 3D games from text and/or reference images, with hosting, multiplayer and microtransaction support taken care of for you. To make a 3D game with AI, describe your game in chat, upload reference images or do both, choose 3D, and play a first version in about 10 to 15 minutes. Then change it by chatting, at about 600 chips per edit, and publish it to share with a link. It is free to start: the Creator Program gives you 2,000 welcome chips plus 1,200 chips a day.
It works with state-of-the-art AI models plus our own agent technology, so you don’t write code or install Unity, Unreal or Godot. Below are the six steps, real 3D games made with Chatforce, example prompts for a few 3D genres, and what it costs.
Start a new game and write what you want to play: the setting, how the player moves, what the camera does, and the goal. You can upload reference images to set the look, write a text description, or use both. Choose 3D when you create the game, since that is when you pick 2D or 3D. You can also ask for an art style and stylized fonts.
In about 10 to 15 minutes you have a first playable 3D game: a real-time world with generated models, lighting and a directable camera. Play it right away. Check how the character moves, whether the camera keeps the action in view, and whether the goal is clear. Write down the first few things you want to change.
Type changes in plain words, like “make the jump higher”, “add a second enemy type” or “move the camera closer behind the player”. Each edit costs about 600 chips. To arrange your levels, open the Level Editor, which is custom-made for your game. To tune speed, physics, enemy behavior and difficulty by hand, adjust live values in the Variables tab.
Online multiplayer works in 3D games, and friends join from one shared link. Ask for it in chat and describe how players affect each other: a race, co-op against waves, or a 1v1 duel. You can also sell in-game items for chips, as one-time unlocks or consumable packs. Ask for the item in chat, and Chatforce runs the checkout.
Publish when a new player can learn the controls and reach the first goal. Hosting is taken care of: the game gets its own link that plays on desktop and on phones, with on-screen touch controls. Friends can play for free without making an account or downloading anything, and there is no watermark.
Every Chatforce game also plays in the Android app, Chatforce: Games to Swipe, on Google Play. The iPhone app is coming soon. On any phone, the game’s link also opens with touch controls, so you can send it to friends in a chat.
These 3D games were made and published on Chatforce. Open one to see what a 3D game made with AI plays like.
Stickman ChaosMade with ChatforceRace online rivals across a neon cube world, running, jumping and ducking to grab the most golden orbs in one minute.
Drift KingsMade with ChatforceChain long, smoky drifts through every corner for a high score, solo or head to head online.
Scope & DuelMade with ChatforceA first-person 1v1 sniper duel in a ruined town, played online with a friend from an invite link. First to 10 kills wins.
Endless HungerMade with ChatforceA third-person horde survivor where a vampire mows down swarms with auto-firing powers that level up each run.
Garden Guard Co-opMade with ChatforceDefend a garden with friends from a creeping centipede, chopping it apart before it reaches the gate.
The Ninth DoorMade with ChatforceExplore an abandoned boarding house with friends and piece together what happened to nine people who vanished.
Copy one of these into chat, choose 3D, and change the details to fit your idea.
Make a 3D platformer where a small paper robot climbs a floating clockwork tower. The player runs, double jumps and grabs ledges, the camera follows from behind and slightly above, and gears turn under the player’s feet. Add three checkpoints and a bell at the top as the goal. Use bright, toy-like colors.
Make a 3D kart racer on a seaside boardwalk circuit, three laps against five AI rivals. Drifting fills a boost meter, and boost pads sit on the inside of the corners. Use a chase camera and a lap timer, and keep the track easy to read at speed.
Make a third-person 3D shooter where a courier defends a rooftop garden from waves of drones. Use an over-the-shoulder camera, a blaster with limited ammo, a dodge roll, and ammo crates that respawn. Each wave adds a new drone type, and the game ends after ten waves.
Make a 3D horde survivor in a moonlit graveyard. The player auto-fires at nearby enemies, picks one of three upgrades on each level-up, and has to survive eight minutes until dawn. Keep the camera high enough to see enemies coming from every side.
Building and editing games uses chips. An edit costs about 600 chips. You can start with the free version and move to Pro or buy chip packs when you need more.
| Plan | Price | Chips |
|---|---|---|
| Creator Program | Free | 2,000 welcome chips plus 1,200 chips a day |
| Beginner | $19.99 a month + tax | 1,800 chips a month; plan chips expire at the end of each billing period |
| Pro | $44.99 a month + tax | 4,200 chips a month; plan chips expire at the end of each billing period |
| Chip packs | $6.99 to $115.99 + tax | 500 to 11,000 chips; pack chips don’t expire |
See plans and pricing, or join the Creator Program for free.
Yes. Describe the game in chat or upload reference images, choose 3D, and Chatforce builds a playable real-time 3D world with generated models, lighting and a directable camera. A first version takes about 10 to 15 minutes.
No. You describe the game and every change in plain words. You don’t need to install Unity, Unreal or Godot, and no coding or game development experience is needed.
A first playable 3D game takes about 10 to 15 minutes. After that you keep improving it by chatting, and each edit costs about 600 chips.
You can start for free. The Creator Program is free to join and gives you 2,000 welcome chips plus 1,200 chips a day. Paid plans start at $19.99/month (Beginner, 1,800 chips a month); Pro is $44.99/month for 4,200 chips, and chip packs start at $6.99 for 500 chips.
Yes. Every game’s link plays on phones with on-screen touch controls, and games also play in the Android app, Chatforce: Games to Swipe, on Google Play. The iPhone app is coming soon.
Yes. Online multiplayer works in 3D games, and friends join from one shared link. Ask for it in chat and describe how players compete or work together.
Describe your 3D game in one or two sentences, choose 3D, and play the first version in about 10 to 15 minutes.
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