Build Games

Generate 3D racing and arcade games with prompts using Ludex AI in Noah

Turn your game ideas into playable 3D experiences in minutes. Describe what you want, and Noah works with Ludex AI to build a complete game you can play, refine, and launch.

Noah integrates with Ludex AI to generate 3D games from natural-language prompts. You describe the world, mechanics, and vibe — Ludex builds a playable prototype, and you iterate until it feels just right.

Start from a Game Prompt

You can launch a new game project directly from the Launch screen.

1. Choose Games in the launcher

   On the home screen, select the Games option in the project selector (next to Full Stack Dapp, Solana Program, and Mobile).

2. Describe your game idea

   Type a prompt like “A web-based 3D racing game where players drive around a track, competing against the clock to achieve the fastest lap time.” Include details about the environment, camera, and difficulty if you already know what you want.

3. Generate the first build

   Click Generate. Noah sends your prompt to Ludex AI, which creates a playable 3D prototype with track, vehicle, gameplay rules, and basic UI.

Refine Gameplay and World

Once the first version of your game is ready, Noah shows a summary of what Ludex AI built — including track layout, vehicle behavior, gameplay rules, controls, and visual polish. You can then ask for targeted improvements using prompts.

The summary makes it easy to see exactly what is included in your game, such as:

• Track — layout, checkpoints, and obstacles.
• Vehicle — handling, acceleration, and visual style.
• Gameplay — lap count, timers, boosts, and win conditions.
• Controls & polish — key bindings, effects, and UI overlays.

You can iterate quickly by playtesting and giving follow-up prompts:

1. Playtest your game

   Use the in-editor preview to drive, jump, or explore your level and feel the gameplay moment to moment.

2. Ask for specific changes

   Request updates like “Add AI opponents”, “Increase car speed and shorten lap time”, or “Add ghost replay and minimap”. Noah and Ludex apply changes and update the summary.

3. Regenerate and test again

   Rerun the game and repeat the loop until the track, physics, and visuals match your vision.

Preview, Debug, and Web3 Integrations

Your game runs inside Noah’s live preview so you can see every change as you iterate.

• Learn how to inspect errors and use Fix with AI in Preview & Debug.
• If your game uses onchain logic (for example, rewards, NFTs, or leaderboards), create or extend contracts with Build Smart Contracts.
• When integrating external protocols, follow Protocol Integration and check Supported Chains to see which networks Noah currently supports.
• For smart contract–powered game logic, explore how automated tests work in Testing Tools.

Game Types You Can Build

Racing Games

Circuit-style racers, checkpoint challenges, and time trials with lap timers and boosts.

Arcade & Casual

Lightweight games like runners, fruit slicers, and obstacle dodgers you can share in a browser.

Puzzle & Strategy

Grid-based puzzles, Sokoban-style experiences, and turn-based strategy prototypes.

Web3-Enabled Games

Games that use wallets, NFTs, or tokens for items, leaderboards, and creator economies.

Branded Experiences

Mini-games for campaigns, communities, or launches that match your brand’s look and feel.

Experiments & Prototypes

Fast prototypes to validate mechanics, art direction, or new Web3 game ideas before full production.

Launch and Share Your Game

When you are happy with your game, you can publish it so others can play.

• Use Noah’s deploy flows to put your game online as a dapp. See Dapp Publish for end-to-end deployment steps.
• If your game depends on a separate onchain program or contract, follow Program Publish to deploy it to Devnet or Mainnet.
• Share the live URL with your community, or embed it in your site, docs, or marketing.

Start Building Games

Describe your game idea, generate a 3D prototype with Ludex AI, and start playtesting in minutes.