Flockbay
Free AI game maker built on Godot: describe it, playtest it, publish it.
Key facts: Flockbay, launched on Product Hunt on November 2, 2026, is a free AI game maker built on the official Godot engine. Open a Godot project, new or your own (Godot 4.6+), and ask for something like a door that opens when the player walks up to it: the AI writes the GDScript and scenes, runs the game, sends it input events, reads stdout and the debugger, captures the viewport, and fixes what it finds before handing it back. Your game is a real Godot 4 project you can open in stock Godot, with no export gate, watermark or revenue share.
Plans: Free, AI included: free hosted AI every day, or your own Claude, ChatGPT, agent or API key. Paid plans from $20 a month add more hosted AI and the full publishing tools, including trailers, Shorts, playtest links and Steam page drafts.
Best for: Indie developers who want AI help inside a real Godot project. Who should skip it: developers who do not use Godot, or who want a browser-only game maker.
Pros
- Built on the official Godot, not a fork: your project opens in stock Godot
- AI builds, runs, playtests and fixes before handing work back
- Free hosted AI every day, or your own Claude, ChatGPT, agent or API key
- No export gate, watermark or revenue share, and the project on disk is yours
Watch out for
- Publishing tools like trailers, Shorts and playtest links sit behind paid plans from $20 a month
- Desktop app only: Windows, macOS (Apple silicon) and Linux, with no browser version
- A newer product, so long-term support is still being proven
Best for
Indie developers who want AI help inside a real Godot project. Who should skip it: developers who do not use Godot, or anyone who wants a browser-only game maker.
Pricing
Free, AI included (free hosted AI every day, or your own model/agent/key). Paid plans from $20/month for more hosted AI and full publishing tools.
FAQs
What is Flockbay? A free AI game maker built on the official Godot engine, as a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux.
Does Flockbay own my game? No, your game is a real Godot 4 project on your disk, with no export gate, watermark or revenue share.
How does it test the game? It runs the game, sends input events, reads output and the debugger, captures the viewport, and fixes what it finds.
What costs money? More hosted AI and the full publishing tools (trailers, Shorts, playtest links, Steam page drafts), from $20 a month.
Try it on the official website — pricing and availability are confirmed there.
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