The Studio

The Studio is where every game is built. Open any game from My Games (or send a prompt from the Dashboard) and you land here.

Chat (left)

Your conversation with the AI: prompts, plans, questions the AI asks you, and the live progress feed while a build runs.

The prompt composer at the bottom holds the run-mode picker (Build / Plan / Loop), the attach menu (style and character references, custom assets), and the voice button.
Prompts sent while a build runs join the prompt queue.
The clock icon in the chat header opens version history.
The chat can be collapsed to give the preview the full width.

Tab	What it’s for
Game	The playable preview — where you test. When a new build is ready you’re offered a refresh, and the camera button attaches a screenshot to your next prompt.
Assets	Every image, model, and sound in the project, including files you’ve imported.
Animations	A searchable library of character animations; apply one and the AI wires it in.
VFX	A library of visual effects packs; apply one and the AI adds it to your game.
Add-ons	Ready-made systems — world, movement, combat, effects, multiplayer — added with one click.
Code	The real project source in a full code editor. Edit and save, then hit Rebuild to see your changes in the game.

On phones, the Studio shows the Game, Assets, and Code tabs.

Collaborate — invite people to build with you; online collaborators show as avatars. See Collaborators.
Share / Publish — get a play link or publish the game. See Publishing your game.
Studio menu — settings, export, Make a copy, and more.

From the Studio menu → Settings:

Information — name, tagline, description, category, tags, custom URL, and web address.
Media — poster, banner, cover, app icon, screenshots.
Appearance — store-page theme, social links, watermark, loading logo.
Monetization — free, paid, or pay-what-you-want. See Game monetization.
Exports — standalone builds and source. See Exports.
Preferences — visibility and Make a copy.
Analytics — plays and players over time.
Publishing — Steam and App Store requests, when available on your account. See Steam & App Store.

Settings map one-to-one onto your store page.