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Building

Do I need to know how to code? No. You describe what you want in natural language. A built-in code editor exists for those who want to look under the hood — it’s optional. What can I build? 2D pixel art, 2D modern, and 3D games — from small arcade prototypes to complex interactive worlds, depending on how you prompt and iterate. See Prompting. How is this different from a game engine? You describe instead of coding — but the output is a real engine project. Tesana’s AI writes actual GDScript on Godot, which is why exports and the code editor work. See How Tesana works. Is the AI trained on gameplay? No — it’s LLM code generation writing real GDScript, not a world model imitating game footage. Why did my prompt cost more than last time? Costs track actual AI work — deeper projects re-read more context, and bigger requests do more work. The full explanation: How credits work; the exact math: Pricing. Can I use my own assets? Reference images to guide style on any plan; the Max plan imports custom 3D models, audio, sprites, and fonts directly. See Custom assets. Can I collaborate with friends? Yes — invite them to the same game. See Collaborators.

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Ownership & money

Who owns my game? On any paid plan: you, fully, with commercial rights that survive cancellation. See Ownership & IP. Is my game locked to Tesana? No. Paid plans export standalone builds and the full Godot source project. See Exports. Can I sell my game? Yes — on the Tesana store (70/30 split) or anywhere else (0% fee). See Game monetization. Do credits expire? What if I cancel? Monthly plan credits reset each billing cycle. Rights to games you made while subscribed survive cancellation. See Plans & top-ups. What happens if a build fails — do I pay? You pay for the AI work that actually happened, never more; platform failures get adjusted by support. See Failed & cancelled generations.

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Community

Can other people copy my game? Only if you allow remixing, and remixes credit you. You can turn it off per game (paid plans). See Remixing. Where do I report a bug or get help? Getting help — Discord is fastest.