Learn the Tools
Use Claude Code and Codex to build, test and fix one step at a time.
Free course
Build your first game with AI. For free.
Learn where to start, how to guide AI tools and how to turn a small idea into something you can play.
Learn by making something real.
Create Game Assets
Make characters and backgrounds that fit the game you want to make.
Build Playable Mechanics
Turn ideas into interactions and gameplay you can test.
Learn at Your Own Pace
Follow the available lessons whenever it works for you.
Your first game starts here.
Four levels, from a small idea to a build you can share.
Level 01The Idea
Choose a small idea, decide what the player does and plan a first playable version.
Level 02The Visuals
Try AI-assisted ways to create sprites and backgrounds with a consistent look.
Level 03The Gameplay
Build and test interactions, controls and core game systems.
Level 04The Playable Build
Improve your prototype, test it and learn how to share your work.
Images are real frames from games we made. Lessons are added to the Skool Classroom over time.
You don't need to know everything before you start.
A small game gives you a reason to learn each skill. Build a mechanic, see how it plays and work out what needs changing.
Everything starts inside Skool.
The free course lives in the AI Game Makers community. Join once to access the available lessons, resources and discussions.
Join Free and Start LearningQuestions, answered
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You'll work with AI tools that write and explain code. The lessons help you understand what the code does and judge whether it works in your game.
Is the course really free?
Yes. The free course lives inside the free AI Game Makers community on Skool. Joining the community costs nothing.
Which AI tools will I need?
The lessons show the tools used to build each example and explain what each one does. Some AI tools have free tiers and some are paid; each lesson says what it uses so you can decide before you start. You don't need to buy anything to join or to follow the lessons.
What kind of computer do I need?
A laptop or desktop computer with a modern web browser and an internet connection. A phone is fine for watching, but building is much easier on a computer.
How long does the course take?
It's self-paced, so it depends on how much time you give it. You can work through the lessons whenever it suits you.
Where do the lessons live?
In the Classroom of the AI Game Makers community on Skool. This website explains the course; the lessons themselves are on Skool.