Describe your game in ordinary language. Avori proposes a small first-playable design, you review it, then you play the result inside Avori. No engine install needed, and you can move it into Unity, Godot, or Unreal when it is ready to grow.
How it works
Avori builds a bounded first playable on your computer. You see what it plans to make before anything is built, and you check the result by playing it.
Step 1
On the empty Avori home screen, choose Build inside Avori and say what you want: the setting, the hero, the objective, and how it should play. Start small, with one level and one clear goal. Avori asks a clarifying question when it needs one.
Make me a polished 2D platform game set in a damaged space station. The hero is a humanoid fox with a blaster. Give me a clear objective, enemies to fight, movement and jumping, and let me play the first version here before changing anything else.
Step 2
Avori states the requested game, the controls, and the expected result before work starts. Approve it, reject it, or keep chatting until the plan matches what you meant.
Step 3
The first version runs locally in the Playable preview. Play it, then run behavior checks, which report a pass or name a specific problem. A picture of the scene is not enough; the objective has to work.
Illustrations use the example prompt from the build-without-an-engine tutorial. Panels in the app vary by request.
Scope
AI game makers range from one-tap mobile toys to full engines. Avori sits in between: it makes a small game you can play and verify, then hands it to a real engine when you want to keep building.
Next steps
The playable is a starting point. Take it to players, into the engine you prefer, or keep shaping it with a living design document.
Once checks pass, select Build for web in the Playable preview. Avori saves a self-contained build that you open, replay, and upload wherever you host games.
Choose an installed engine and select Put in Unity, Godot, or Unreal. Avori shows the exact changes and target project, then verifies that the goal still works in the engine.
Attach a game design document so Avori can use your mechanics, lore, and tuning when the game grows. Avori proposes GDD updates for review and never silently rewrites the design.
Pricing
Avori Core costs $0/mo. Trial credits pay for the AI work Avori runs: a simple request may use one credit, while images and multi-step work may use more. Avori Balance is prepaid and never charged automatically unless you turn on auto-reload. Pro adds Personal BYOK and cloud runs for $15/mo.
FAQ
What to expect before you build your first playable with Avori.
An AI game maker turns a plain-language description into a playable game. In Avori, you describe the game, review a small first-playable design, and play the result in the Playable preview before deciding what to change next.
No. Avori creates a bounded first playable, not a finished commercial game. Start with one level and one clear objective, then extend it in Avori or move it into Unity, Godot, or Unreal.
Not to build inside Avori. Avori creates a local Avori project workspace and its playable files, and it does not download any engine. You only need an installed engine when you choose to put the playable into Unity, Godot, or Unreal.
Avori Core is $0/mo and starts with 60 one-time trial credits. After that, you continue with prepaid Avori Balance for supported Avori-hosted models, or use Personal BYOK on Pro, where your provider bills that usage directly.
Yes. After the playable passes its checks, Build for web creates a self-contained local web build. Avori does not currently deploy it to a public hosting account, so you upload it wherever you host games.
Yes. Choose Put in Unity, Godot, or Unreal on a verified playable. Avori shows the exact changes and target project for approval, then checks that the game still completes its objective in the engine.
No. Your source code, design docs, prompts, and project context are not used for model training. Core project context stays local; the model provider you selected receives the request context it needs.
Start with Core and 60 one-time trial credits. Review the first version before Avori builds it.