Crayon

Crayon is an AI game-making platform from Crayon Labs Inc that runs in the browser. You describe the game you have in mind, and according to the official site its agents help define the rules and turn loose ideas into something playable, in 2D or 3D. You can keep editing in plain language afterwards; the terms list chat, assets, levels, code and versions as part of what you can edit. Finished games can be published to Crayon's own showcase, Crayon Arcade, exported, or shared by link. The terms also describe a remix switch: when a creator turns it on, others may copy that game's code and assets under the terms, change them and publish the result on Crayon, with credit to the original creator.

Who it's for:People who want to make their own small games but can't code, and anyone who wants to turn a game idea into something playable to show friends.

Before you start: You need an account to make games. New accounts get 100 free credits that last 90 days; after that you pay monthly or buy credit packs, with prices on the official site. The terms say your prompts, attachments and project details are sent to third-party AI providers, and the higher Pro mode uses services from companies including Anthropic and Google, so keep confidential material out. Crayon doesn't claim ownership of AI output and takes no cut of your games, but it doesn't promise the output won't infringe someone else's copyright or trademark, so check that yourself before any commercial use. Games in the Arcade belong to their creators and come with no blanket permission to reuse them. The platform is in beta and may get things wrong. The site is in English, and we found nothing on whether you can make games on a phone.

Based on the official site and terms of service. Not tested by AI Inspiration World.