Any image can become a game. Explore is a wall of game concept art: pick one, or bring your own picture, and Tesana builds a playable game with the same style, mood, and world — usually in a matter of minutes.

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Building from a concept

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Browse the wall

Open Explore from the sidebar. Click any concept to see it large, with the idea behind it.
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Build it

Hit Build game from image. The image lands in the composer as a style reference — edit the prompt if you want to change the idea, then Create game.
3

Keep going in the Studio

You’re taken to the Studio, where the game builds and you iterate on it like any other game.

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Using your own image

The Explore composer has two reference slots — upload an image or drag one in (including tiles straight from the wall):
  • Style reference — “use the style of an image”: palette, mood, rendering style.
  • Character reference — generate the player character from an image (one image).
Add a prompt describing the game you want and hit Create game. PNG, JPEG, WebP, and GIF images work. See Image references and Character references for tips.

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What it costs

Browsing the wall costs nothing, and neither does attaching an image. You spend credits only when you turn an image into a game — and, as always, only for the work the AI actually does (How credits work). On a paid plan, a game started from Explore runs as a short Loop with a budget of up to 5,000 credits, so it gets a polishing pass before it lands. On the Free plan it runs as a normal build. You’ll need to be signed in to create a game — signing up from Explore brings you straight back to your idea.