Beeloop Engine
Describe it. Beeloop builds it around your taste.
For Mac, Windows and Linux. Version 0.2.0 beta 24, free, and it updates itself.
Before it draws anything, Beeloop works out your world with you.
Written with you, a section at a time.
Pin pictures you like. Every piece of art follows them.
Places, factions and history, event by event.
Each one gets a page and a concept sheet.
Every character starts as a concept sheet, and everything else is drawn to match it.
Heroes, enemies, items and backgrounds, all drawn to look like they belong together.
Choose a move on a 3D mannequin. Beeloop animates your character doing it.
The move you pick
In your game
The move you pick
In your game
The move you pick
In your game
After every change, the AI plays your game and fixes what it finds.
Start free with 200 credits a month. Plans for every day, credits for now and then.
For trying it out
About 10 pictures or 35 animations a month
Sign up freeOne free account per person
What you get:
For a game on the side
Up to about 220 pictures or 720 animations a month
Get HobbyistGet HobbyistCancel anytime
Save $48 a year · cancel anytime
What you get:
For making a game every day
Up to about 1,100 pictures or 3,600 animations a month
Get IndieGet IndieCancel anytime
Save $240 a year · cancel anytime
Everything in Hobbyist, plus:
For big games and small teams
Up to about 2,200 pictures or 7,200 animations a month
Get StudioGet StudioCancel anytime
Save $480 a year · cancel anytime
Everything in Indie, plus:
A picture is about 20 credits with HoneyComb 2.0 High, and a video animation about 6 credits a clip. A job that fails costs nothing.
Pick one to go to checkout. Any amount from $5 to $500 on your account page. Credits never expire.
Your account page has your link. When a friend signs up through it and pays $20 or more, for a plan or credits, you each get 2,000 credits.
The app is free, and the AI runs on your own Claude or ChatGPT plan: plans and credits pay for the pictures and animations. Payments are handled by Stripe.
What people ask before they download it.
A Mac with Apple silicon or an Intel chip, a PC with Windows 10 or 11, or a Linux computer, and a Claude or ChatGPT plan for the AI. The app itself is free.
A plan is a subscription, paid monthly or yearly (20% off), with an allowance of art each day and week. Credits are bought once, spent as you go and never expire. You can have both: switch on "use my credits when I hit a limit" in your account.
2D games seen from the side, from above, at an angle or straight on: action games and platformers, top-down adventures, management games, and games played on one screen, like a desk where you check papers.
On a computer, yes: the game document, the moodboard, the story and the library all work on this site. Building and playing the game happen in the app, and the game you started comes with you when you sign in there.
Sign up and confirm your email, and you get 200 credits every month: about 10 pictures or 35 animations. Each month starts again at 200 (they don't pile up), and it's one free account per person. When you want more, buy credits or pick a plan.
Your account page has your own link. When someone signs up through it and pays $20 or more, for a plan or for credits, you both get 2,000 credits. The credits come back off if that payment is refunded.
On your computer, in a folder you choose. Each one is a whole game project, not a file locked inside the app.
Yes. The app builds your game for Mac and Windows as a standalone app you can send to anyone.
It's in beta. It updates itself, and new versions come often.
Tell Beeloop the game you want, and build it from there.
For Mac, Windows and Linux. Version 0.2.0 beta 24, free, and it updates itself.