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How to make a game from one sentence
You don't need to code or draw to make a game on TikTikLuck. You describe it, the AI builds it, and our checks test it before anyone else plays it. Here is how to get a good one.
1. Start with what the player does
Open Studio and tap Create. Write one sentence about what the player sees and does. The best ideas name a single action and a single goal.
Good: “Drop fruit into a basket that moves back and forth, and catch ten in a row.” Harder for the AI: “An epic adventure with lots of levels.” The first says what the tap does; the second leaves everything to guesswork.
You can also tap 🎙 Speak and say it, or upload a screenshot of a game you like and the idea is written for you.
2. Pick luck or skill
A luck game is one where you choose the result you think will happen and then watch it play out: a ball falling through pegs, a race, a wheel. A skill game is one where your taps decide the score: stacking, sorting, steering. If you're not sure, let the AI choose.
Not every kind of game is supported yet. If yours isn't, the page says so and lets you ask for it.
3. Try it before you publish
A first version appears within seconds, and a custom design follows shortly after. Play it in practice. If something is off, tell it what to change in plain words: “make the basket slower”, “use a space theme”, “give it five lanes instead of three”.
Game settings has sliders for numbers like speed, size and how many pieces there are. They change the game straight away, with no AI and no waiting.
4. Choose how people play it
Under Stakes you decide how many Luck Points a play costs: a few amounts to pick from, one fixed amount, or free. Free games cost nothing and pay nothing, which is good for puzzles and practice.
5. Publish
When you publish, the full test runs. Luck games are played thousands of times on our servers to measure how often each result comes up, and what each result pays is set from those numbers. Skill games are played by test players of mixed ability, and the target is set so that a bit under half of them reach it.
Once it passes, your game goes live in the Feed and Explore, gets a cover picture, and earns you 100 LP. You earn more when other people play it.
Tips from games that do well
- Give it a short name people can say out loud.
- Make the first five seconds clear: one thing to tap, one thing to watch.
- Remix a game you like rather than starting from nothing. Change one thing and see how it feels.
- Share it. Each game has a share button for X, Instagram and TikTok.