Define one goal
Say what the player is trying to achieve.
Available nowFor beginners
Start with the part players feel
You do not need to master an engine before testing your first game idea. Start with the player goal, the controls and the challenge.
How Ludic helps
From idea to something you can play
Choose the pressure
Add obstacles, enemies, time or a score target.
Available nowPlay and reflect
Try the build and decide what deserves another version.
Prototype workflowBuilt for real iteration
Learn through a working example
Playing a prototype makes abstract design choices concrete. You can feel pacing, input, feedback and difficulty instead of only reading about them.
Useful for
- Complete beginners
- Students studying game design
- Writers and artists exploring games
- Developers learning a new genre
Free to play
Playable right now
Real games, running in your browser — no download, no account. Each one was made with Ludic.
- Playable Demo
PREPARING SIMULATIONArcade
Prism Breaker
A crystalline brick-breaker where every shard you shatter speeds up the chase.
Play free - Playable Demo
COMPILING GAMEPLAYFighting
Ember Duel
A close-quarters flame duel against a sharp AI rival across best-of-three rounds.
Play free - Playable Demo
BUILDING LIGHTINGRacing
Ridge Rally
A pseudo-3D mountain time-trial where clean cornering through gates beats raw speed.
Play free - Playable Demo
FORGING WORLDPuzzle
Tower Tessera
Stack and rotate falling tesserae to clear rows before the tower overflows.
Play free
Know what you are building
Ludic is focused on rapid browser-game prototypes. It does not turn one prompt into a finished AAA game.
Create a game