Frequently Asked Questions

Gamme.AI is an AI-powered game engine and creation platform. It combines a runtime, creator tools, publishing, community content, and AI assistants so you can go from idea to playable game faster. Target platforms include web, mobile, AR, and VR.

No. Beginners can start with Gamme Starters, Fast mode, and AI-assisted workflows. Advanced users can customize mechanics, assets, GammeScript slots, and scene rigs with deeper control in Gamme 3 and SuperGamme 2.

Starters are certified game foundations in the library. You can remix them, swap Blox assets, and customize gameplay while keeping a proven base. Creators can also share projects for community remix.

Fast — quick builds using optimized starters and efficient AI workflows. Gamme 3 — deeper customization, advanced generation, and full Customize (Blox, UI, sounds, scene rigs). SuperGamme 2 — reshapes certified starters with powerful wishes while preserving proven gameplay loops.

Yes. Gamme 3 and SuperGamme 2 can produce games without an existing Starter. Starters are optional accelerators, not requirements.

Platformers, racing, shooters, survival, puzzles, educational games, RPGs, simulations, voxel worlds, and more. Multiplayer is supported via WebSockets and networking patterns; GammeON infrastructure is in development for larger online worlds.

Yes. Upload GLB models, images, audio, and animations. Wire them through GammeScript asset markers and the Customize panel to game slots.

Yes. Publish from the hub and share public play links. Games can appear in Explore and on your creator profile.

You retain ownership of original games and content you create, subject to our Terms of Service and any third-party assets you include.

Yes. Players can send gifts on published games; creators receive diamonds. Paid plans include revenue share on in-game gifts. Analytics tracks plays and monetization. Blox Store and future marketplace features extend earning opportunities.

Built-in tools in the hub Apps section — including Blox Studio (3D editor), animation utilities, art generators, and converters — to speed up asset production without leaving Gamme.

Yes. Legacy and GammeScript games can use WebSockets and custom networking. GammeON — dedicated multiplayer infrastructure for UGC worlds — is on the roadmap.

You can play community games, use templates, and create manually for free because Gamme is fundamentally a game engine. AI generation, higher limits, premium Studio features, and advanced modes may require credits or a subscription.

AI helps with structure, mechanics, assets, GammeScript, customization, balancing, and iteration — from wish prompts to runtime tweaks — while you keep creative control in Customize and the editor.

Visit the Learn tab for tutorials and guides, or the News tab for product updates. Admin users can publish posts in the learn and news blog categories.