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Best AI Tools to Make Mobile Games (2026)

By Tony Valcarcel · Updated 15 tools compared How we rank

The best options are GDevelop, Makko AI and SEELE AI. GDevelop ranks first with a score of 95/100, led by accessibility and output & integration. AI game makers whose games run on phones, in the mobile browser or as iOS and Android builds.

Disclosure: this site is run by the Makko AI team. Makko appears on this list, scored the same way as everything else.

Our picks

Best overall
GDevelop

Highest score on this list: 95/100. Also free to use.

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Best for beginners
Makko AI

Highest-ranked tool that needs no technical skills.

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Best value
Summer Engine

Cheapest paid plan among the top half: from $5/mo.

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All 15 ranked

15 tools

  • 1

    GDevelop

    Beginners who want an AI helper and real export targets.

    Best overallFree planCommercial use OKBeginner friendlyOpen source

    Type: AI game maker

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $7.99/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Open source

    Cons

    • Mobile export or play: limited (Free tier: 1 Android build/day; iOS one-click export on paid tiers only)
  • 2

    Makko AI

    Our team

    Non-coders making 2D games who want art and gameplay in one tool.

    Best for beginnersFree planCommercial use OKBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker, 2D art & sprites, Animation & mocapEngines: Aseprite

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $20/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Works with Aseprite

    Cons

    • Download the project files: limited (Exporting off-platform requires a paid plan)
    • Train on your own style: limited (No model training; Collections steer style from your own uploaded or generated reference art)
    • 4- or 8-direction views: limited (Reference sheet gives front, side and back views, not 8 directions)
  • 3

    SEELE AI

    Prototyping game ideas and design docs from text.

    Free planBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $20/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Exports Web, Source code, FBX
    • Make a game without code

    Cons

    • Commercial use on paid plans only
    • Mobile export or play: limited (Native iOS/Android via Unity export; browser builds are responsive web)
    • Download the project files: limited (Unity project export requires Pro plan)
  • 4

    Summer Engine

    Indie devs who want an AI agent inside a full engine.

    Best valueFree planCommercial use OK

    Type: AI game maker, Coding & engine AI, 2D art & spritesEngines: Godot

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $5/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Works with Godot

    Cons

    • One-click publish and share link: limited (Publishes web builds to Summer Games, but every release needs owner approval and staff review)
    • Local or offline models: limited (Local models via Ollama through an external agent app; built-in AI is hosted)
    • 4- or 8-direction views: limited (Turnaround sheets from one image; set 4- or 8-direction sprite views aren't advertised)
  • 5

    Roblox Assistant & Cube

    Roblox creators working inside Roblox Studio.

    Free planCommercial use OKBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker, Coding & engine AI, 3D modelsEngines: Roblox

    Free
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • No coding needed

    Cons

    • Make a game without code: limited (Roblox's Build tool makes simple side-scrollers and puzzle games from text; Studio Assistant writes scripts)
    • Local or offline models: limited (Assistant runs on Roblox's cloud models; Studio's built-in MCP server works with any stdio MCP client, including ones running local models)
    • Text to 3D: limited (Cube 3D /generate in Assistant; beta, static meshes without textures at launch)
  • 6

    Rosebud AI

    Non-coders who want a playable browser game from a prompt.

    Free planBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker, 2D art & sprites

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $15/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Exports Web, Windows, Steam
    • Make a game without code

    Cons

    • Commercial use on paid plans only
    • Download the project files: limited (Code download and Windows export on Pro plan and higher)
    • Tilesets: limited (Generates individual floor, wall and terrain tiles to build a tileset, not a full tileset sheet)
  • 7

    Bitmagic

    Experimenting with prompt-generated 3D worlds.

    Free planCommercial use OKBeginner friendlyBeta

    Type: AI game maker

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $19.9/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Make a game without code

    Cons

    • Still in beta
    • View and edit the code: limited (Via the GDK with a coding agent; requires Bitmagic Pro)
    • Generates music or sound: limited (Sound assets via the GDK generate command; requires Bitmagic Pro)
  • 8

    Replit

    Building a web game from a prompt with code you can inspect.

    Free planCommercial use OK

    Type: AI game maker, Coding & engine AI

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $20/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Make a game without code

    Cons

    • Edits scenes and assets, not just code: limited (Visual Editor tweaks UI elements and swaps images in the preview; no game scene editor)
    • Choose the AI model: limited (Manual model pick only on Core/Pro in Power/Max modes; Free uses Auto)
    • No local or offline models
  • 9

    Jabali

    Hobbyists who want one tool from idea to published game.

    Free planBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker, 2D art & sprites

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $9.99/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Make a game without code
    • Generates game art

    Cons

    • Commercial use is restricted
    • View and edit the code: limited (Source code access only in Jabali Studio (waitlist))
    • Generates music or sound: limited (Music, vocal track and SFX generation in Jabali's FriendJam builder, paid with Sparks)
  • 10

    Astrocade

    Casual creators who want to make and share small games socially.

    Free planBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker

    Free plan
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Make a game without code
    • Generates game art

    Cons

    • Commercial use is restricted
    • View and edit the code: limited (Through the Astrocade MCP your own AI agent writes and edits the game code; not in the in-app creator)
    • Mobile export or play: limited (Android app for playing and creating; no iOS app confirmed)
  • 11

    Bolt.new

    Quick browser game prototypes with editable code.

    Free planCommercial use OK

    Type: AI game maker, Coding & engine AI

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $9/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Make a game without code

    Cons

    • Generates game art: limited (Image generation is an add-on for paid plans and is off by default)
    • No works inside the game engine
    • Choose the AI model: limited (Pick Standard or Max agent; Bolt picks the model. Open models only in the experimental Forge agent)
  • 12

    Lovable

    Simple web games alongside other app ideas.

    Free planCommercial use OK

    Type: AI game maker, Coding & engine AI

    Free plan
    Paid plans from $25/mo
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    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Commercial use allowed
    • Make a game without code

    Cons

    • Generates music or sound: limited (Audio comes from AI features built into your app (music models, ElevenLabs connector))
    • Mobile export or play: limited (Mobile-friendly web apps and PWAs only; no native iOS or Android builds)
    • Download the project files: limited (Download codebase on paid plans only; two-way GitHub sync available)
  • 13

    Buildbox

    Making mobile hyper-casual games without code.

    Beginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker, 2D art & sprites

    From $24.99/mo
    starting price
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    Pros

    • Make a game without code
    • View and edit the code
    • Generates game art

    Cons

    • Free trial only, no free plan
    • Commercial use on paid plans only
    • Mobile export or play: limited (Exports iOS/Android builds that must be compiled in Xcode/Android tools; quick testing via Buildbox World app)
  • 14

    Upit

    Making a shareable game from a prompt.

    Free planBeginner friendly

    Type: AI game maker

    Free
    Visit

    Pros

    • Free plan available
    • Make a game without code
    • View and edit the code

    Cons

    • No commercial use
  • 15

    Unity AI

    Unity developers who want first-party AI inside the editor.

    Beta

    Type: Coding & engine AI, 2D art & sprites, AI game makerEngines: Unity

    From $10/mo
    starting price
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    Pros

    • Works with Unity
    • Exports Sprite sheet, PBR maps, WAV
    • Works inside the game engine

    Cons

    • Free trial only, no free plan
    • No commercial use
    • Still in beta

Comparison table

#ToolScoreFree tierPriceCommercial useBest for
1GDevelopFree tierFrom $7.99/moAllowedBeginners who want an AI helper and real export targets.
2Makko AIOur teamFree tierFrom $20/moAllowedNon-coders making 2D games who want art and gameplay in one tool.
3SEELE AIFree tierFrom $20/moAllowed on paid plansPrototyping game ideas and design docs from text.
4Summer EngineFree tierFrom $5/moAllowedIndie devs who want an AI agent inside a full engine.
5Roblox Assistant & CubeFree tierFreeAllowedRoblox creators working inside Roblox Studio.
6Rosebud AIFree tierFrom $15/moAllowed on paid plansNon-coders who want a playable browser game from a prompt.
7BitmagicFree tierFrom $19.9/moAllowedExperimenting with prompt-generated 3D worlds.
8ReplitFree tierFrom $20/moAllowedBuilding a web game from a prompt with code you can inspect.
9JabaliFree tierFrom $9.99/moRestrictedHobbyists who want one tool from idea to published game.
10AstrocadeFree tierFree planRestrictedCasual creators who want to make and share small games socially.
11Bolt.newFree tierFrom $9/moAllowedQuick browser game prototypes with editable code.
12LovableFree tierFrom $25/moAllowedSimple web games alongside other app ideas.
13BuildboxFree trialFrom $24.99/moAllowed on paid plansMaking mobile hyper-casual games without code.
14UpitFree tierFreeNot allowedMaking a shareable game from a prompt.
15Unity AIFree trialFrom $10/moNot allowedUnity developers who want first-party AI inside the editor.

Feature comparison: top 6

Compare the top 4 side by side
FeatureGDevelopMakko AISEELE AISummer EngineRoblox Assistant & CubeRosebud AI
Make a game without codeYesYesYesYesPartlyYes
View and edit the codeYesYesYesYesYesYes
Generates game artNot confirmedYesYesYesYesYes
Generates music or soundNot confirmedNot confirmedYesYesNot confirmedYes
Multiplayer gamesYesNot confirmedYesYesYesYes
Mobile export or playPartlyYesPartlyYesYesYes
One-click publish and share linkYesYesYesPartlyYesYes
Download the project filesYesPartlyPartlyYesYesPartly
Looking for alternatives? GDevelop alternativesMakko AI alternativesSEELE AI alternativesSummer Engine alternativesRoblox Assistant & Cube alternatives

Frequently asked questions

What is the best AI tool to make a mobile game?
On our facts-based score, GDevelop ranks first (95/100), followed by Makko AI and SEELE AI. GDevelop is best for: Beginners who want an AI helper and real export targets.
Which of these tools are free?
13 of the 15 tools on this list have a free tier, including GDevelop, Makko AI, SEELE AI. Free tiers often limit exports or commercial use, so check the license row on each tool page.
Can I sell games made with these tools?
We've verified that GDevelop, Makko AI, Summer Engine allow commercial use outright. Others allow it only on paid plans or don't say. Each tool page shows the details.
Which tools work for complete beginners?
GDevelop, Makko AI, SEELE AI need no coding or technical setup.
How are these tools ranked?
Every tool is scored the same way, on accessibility, output and integrations, commercial rights, value and maturity. Hands-on test results are added as tests are published. Affiliate links and sponsorships never change a score.