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Voyager’s agent can build a small game you play in a web browser, playtest it, and publish it to a link anyone can open. The Games tab on voyager.so/dashboard shows games made this way. Building happens in the desktop app.
Before you start
  • The Voyager desktop app, set up with an agent. See Choose your setup.
  • Cost: games work on Voyager Free. Making a game needs no paid generation, though images, music or sounds you ask Voyager to generate for it use credits as usual. Free keeps a small number of games published at a time; paid plans keep more. See Voyager pricing.

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Browse the Games tab

The Games tab doesn’t make anything itself. Everything on it plays a published game or opens the desktop app:
  • One-shot games: simple games, each made from a single request. Choose Play to play it, or Remix in app to start a game like it in the desktop app.
  • Beyond one-shots: longer, directed work in game engines such as Unreal Engine and Godot, with Read how links.
  • Start from a game technique: step-by-step techniques you can read or open in the app.

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Make and publish your own

1

Describe the game

In a new chat in the desktop app, describe the game, its controls and how a round ends. You can also attach a drawing or a sprite to start from. Open in app on the Games tab starts this chat for you.
2

Let the agent build and playtest it

Voyager builds the game and plays full rounds with real input to check it works. Try it in the preview and ask for changes.
3

Ask Voyager to publish it

Say “publish this game”. Voyager shows what will be uploaded and asks you to confirm, because every file in the game becomes public. Ask for a thumbnail too if you plan to post the link on X.

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Check it worked

Voyager gives you a link like https://moon-hop-a2b3c4.voyager.site. Open it in any browser, or send it to someone. The link stays the same when you publish updates. To change a published game, ask Voyager to update it. To take it down, ask Voyager to unpublish it.

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If something went wrong

Publishing uses your Voyager account. Sign in in the browser window that opens, then ask Voyager to publish again.
Your plan has reached the number of games it keeps published. Unpublish one you no longer need, or see Voyager pricing for plans that keep more.

Use your dashboard

Everything else on voyager.so/dashboard.

Write a good request

Describe what you want so Voyager gets it right the first time.