Space shooter and breakout
Fast arcade action built on Phaser 4, each with a title screen, a live score and a saved best.
Type one sentence and Zone51 makes a browser game: 2D or 3D, keyboard, gamepad and touch controls, sound, a title screen and a saved best score. Before you see it, Zone51 plays the game itself to catch anything broken.

Zone51 is an AI app builder: you describe the software you want in plain English, and it builds a real web app that you can use, publish and keep.
The kind of game, how you win or lose, and anything that makes it yours. One sentence is enough to start.
Zone51 picks the right engine for the genre, builds the game, then plays it in a browser to check it works.
Publish it on its own link in one click and send it to anyone. Export the code whenever you want.
Full apps get all five. A website or game that needs no accounts skips sign-in and the database.
Built by Zone51 and running right now: real apps it made from a description and published. What you see is footage of the live app, not a mockup. Open any of them and try it.

A third-person racer through a desert canyon at sunset, with physics, shadows, fog, bloom and a full HUD.

A launch site for a sparkling tonic. The can is a real-time 3D model, and the camera moves around it as you scroll.

Clients, projects and invoices for a design studio, with sign-in and a Postgres database behind every screen.

A team workspace where each company is kept separate, with members, roles, usage and billing screens.
Each of these came from a one-line request. All eight built cleanly and played without a single error.
Fast arcade action built on Phaser 4, each with a title screen, a live score and a saved best.
A kart and a track in 3D, using the free-to-use 3D art that comes with every project.
Card and clicker games run right in the page, with no game engine to load.
Jumping, dodging and shooting, with touch controls on phones and a saved best score.
Title screen, how to play, pause, game over, play again and a saved best score.
Keyboard, gamepad, and on-screen touch controls on phones, plus fullscreen.
Generated in code, with a mute button, so there are no audio files to find.
More than 1,200 free-to-use (CC0) sprites, tiles and 3D models ready to drop in.
Zone51 plays each game in a browser before you get it, and fixes what breaks.
Export the whole codebase whenever you like and run it anywhere. Exporting isn't a paid extra.
New accounts get free starter credits once: 300,000 AI credits and an hour of preview time, and sign-up doesn't ask for a card. Credits follow how much AI work a change takes, so a bigger game uses more of them than a small one.
Yes. 3D games use three.js with Rapier physics, for things like driving, flying and 3D runners. 2D action games use Phaser 4, and card, board and idle games run in the page without an engine.
Yes. Every game gets on-screen touch controls on phones, a fullscreen button, and keyboard and gamepad support on a computer.
No. Zone51 makes games that run in a web browser, so anyone can play them from a link without installing anything.
You do. You can export the whole codebase, and the bundled game art is CC0, which means it's free to use, including commercially.